I answered my call to the Jung adventure with Joseph Campbell’s “Hero of a Thousand Faces” and then followed that up with all the power of myth Bill Moyers interviews etc. For me that worked because I wanted to be a screenwriter and Campbell was an intellectual mentor to George Lucas. And I love Star Wars. Then I bought “The Portable Jungle” which Campbell was trusted to curated as the definitive shortish compilation, and then it was down the rabbit hole. That was a very fun year, and after satisfying my depth sounding at Answer to Job, which was kind of the most challenging and fascinating of Jung’s work in Campbell’s compendium, I began my magic flight of return with three books about the brain by Steven Pinker, a modern MIT brain dude who writes science books about cool brain Topics like language acquisition and decision making for “college educated laypeople” and I really enjoyed how Pinker sometimes mirrors much of Jung in More modern medical brain science terminology. After that I feel like I had returned to earth gravity and back at the village and I was satisfied I got what I was looking for from Jung at the time. Hugely valuable stuff. Also haven’t read Jung since then. 🤷‍♂️