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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2020 · 55 MIN

Why the Anima 'Shit Tests' men, and the Animus likes 'Bad Boys' (Hero Cycle)

from Jung To Live By · host Steve and Pauline Richards and James P Dowling

Adam chose Eve over Lilith. Why? And what does this mean for the state of your own psyche, and the relationship between men and women.   Written by Tom Stevens (Steve Richards), and currently in pre-production as a feature film by Pacific Road Studios, the first Lilith novel is a seismic revisiting of an ancient myth, re-told and re-shaped for our modern world. In today's episode of JTLB, we discuss where the story came from, and how one can best access their own anima or animus.  Pick up your copy of the book here, with an exclusive bonus as part of the JTLB re-release of this Jungian psychodrama: https://gumroad.com/l/jtlb4 ⚔️ Our cutting-edge suite of Individuation Tools ⚔️ ✅ Join our Discord server ✅ Submit questions for our podcasts ✅ Book a consultation https://www.patreon.com/jungtoliveby ✅ Integrate your Shadow with the most advanced guide ever written on the topic - completely free! https://mailchi.mp/b88a956828b8/jungtoliveby ✅ Visit our bookshop, for professional and personal development manuals, and mythic Jungian fiction! https://gumroad.com/jungtoliveby --- Instagram: @JungToLiveBy https://www.instagram.com/jungtoliveby Twitter: @JungToLiveBy https://twitter.com/JungToLiveBy Facebook: @JungToLiveByPodcast https://www.facebook.com/JungToLiveByPodcast --- Music by Mike Bastow and Luke Jennings: 'The Valiant of Albion'

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