The Unconscious

In 1915, 100 years ago this month, Sigmund Freud published a
paper in which he described what he had discovered in his
psychoanalytic patients: that there is an aspect of the human
psyche of which individuals are typically profoundly unaware,
namely the unconscious. His explorations set in motion a broad
and fascinating path of investigation that gripped other key 20th
century figures such as Carl Jung, and with which we are still
engaged today. In this Science Set Free podcast, Rupert Sheldrake
and Mark Vernon discuss this dynamic aspect of human life and how
the unconscious relates to ideas from the soul to morphic fields.