The Jung Ones

The Jungin's get hurt with "Culture". Discuss the illusion of TIME and how we can use the concept with self awareness...

To our viewers and listeners, this episode was recorded on NYE of 2021.  It was the final podcast of Eric Bradley Gilbert aka "Simon Illa".

Simon passed away that evening. This episode is extremely ironic and somewhat foretelling as it almost seems like we were subconsciously saying farewell. Simon delivers a powerful message in this episode. We both hope you use these words wisely. From the both of us... 

THIS IS NOT AN ENDING BUT AN AWAKENING. We love you all.

Stay Jung...

The Jungin's reflect on that "Man In The Mirror", Talk seeing your true self physically and emotionally, recognizing the "true" mirror and pulling out... i'll repeat pulling out!!!

The Jungin's get classic for the holidays. Talk Charlie Brown misfortunes, the "Santaverse", Elf is the Matrix and morals of the red or green pill. (Cause it's Christmas)

The Jungins lose their "lovin' feelin". Talk reacting to reaction videos, self righteousness, separating who you are from the things you do and foreskin...

The Jungin's start with a "Platter Of Smoke", talk cockiness versus confidence and a lot of sexual innuendos... A LOT!!

The Jungin's and Alan don't Abbott but do Costello "HOPE". Simon goes on a hopeless rant only to find hope again. We also discover how we can use hope to move towards an action and how others may use the idea of hope to have others do things for them.

The Jungin's have "The Most Wonderful Time" sangin about hot girl farts and fleshlights...

The Jungin's "Put On A Smile", talk more order and chaos, we then close with a rant on labeling...

The Jungins get beastie and "Sabotage" some subjects including, self sabotage, embracing your shadow, rational thinking versus intelligence, trust issues and by 'Pulling Out', we are able to see things with more clarity...

The Jungins celebrate the "8 Days Of Hannukah" , anticipate the foreplay of life, overstanding the process of getting a** and how anticipating can feel greater than the actual goal...