Exploring the philosophical roots of Shadow Mapping™ through Jung's connection to German Idealist thought. This episode examines how Jung's concept of psychological opposites aligns with Hegel and Schelling's dialectical philosophy, demonstrating how these ideas inform the Shadow Map model.

Part 2 covers:- Jung's relationship with German Idealism- How psychological extremes contain their opposites- The role of synthesis in transformation- Practical examples using the Shadow Map

This is part of an ongoing series exploring Shadow Mapping and Shadow Dialectics - a comprehensive approach to understanding psychological dynamics and transformation.

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