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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2020 · 28 MIN

S2 Ep41. The Crisis of our Times. Part 15. The Creative Destructive Nature of Capitalism

from The Quest: Vision in an Age of Crisis. Jungian Psychotherapy · host Alan Mulhern

The productive forces of the capitalism are immense and without precedent. The continually reshape the relationship between world powers, countries, regions, cities, classes, and individuals.  It also has inherent, inbuilt  tendencies towards crises and even collapse. As well as its transformative power these weaknesess are enumerated briefly in this episode. Yet for all its creativity this power is also demonic and life-destroying. From Eden cast in fallen state, To world of death condemned, Both Eve and Adam tears did shed, This paradise must end. Banished into endless toil, Out of primal grace, The shadow within consciousness, Then gripped the human race. Economic systems rise, But never calm our fear. Towards the gates of death we go, If you have ears, then hear  

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