CC Book Club Forum Discussion - Sigmund Freud and the Jewish Mystical Tradition by David Bakan

[rhianna-ford]

Gang gang to the gang and also the specifically assigned Mossad agent gang reading this right now

I couldn't find a specific location on the website in which we can engage in an open, ongoing conversation with each other regarding the current book club book - not sure if there is one and I'm skimming by it out of sheer exhaustion or not, but I'm making this forum post to serve as a space, anyway.

Of course, we have been inflitrated by Zionists, so I feel like we need to give them more to whine about.

I'm an autistic mother of three and mommy sleuth of nearly six years and I've always had a hyperfocus on Carl Jung. I was always been drawn to his work and, when you begin to read it - highly recommend Aion and The Red Book and anything/everything on the concept of the shadow self - and contrast it to that of Sigmund Freud, it is FASCINATING. Thinking of what may have led to the breakdown of their professional and personal relationships and reading their respective works is definitely a trip.

I really appreciated how in depth Candace went on the two hour Book Club - I opened about sixty tabs as I did reading about various topics she brought up as she went through these chapters. Freud's relationship with the Biblical figure of Moses feels multifacted to me. I have many questions about what he uncovered about his own history/identity when he turned 35 as I know he wrote that particular piece while he was on his deathbed. Knowing that provides crucial context, as well - it almost has this sort of confessional energy.

What main points stuck out for you in the latest chunk of the book we've read? Did anyone else do some researching as Candace delved into the Freud's beliefs about Moses and the Egyptian history with that YouTube video, as well? I'd love to hear more about it 🥰