
Complexes
When the Unconscious Takes HoldBy Atlas MeyersLength1h 47m
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Why do we sometimes react with an intensity we cannot explain? Why can a passing remark, a familiar disagreement, or an ordinary disappointment seem to awaken something larger than the moment itself?
In *Complexes: When the Unconscious Takes Hold*, Atlas Meyers explores one of Carl Gustav Jung’s foundational ideas: that the psyche contains emotionally charged patterns of memory, feeling, and expectation that can influence consciousness without our full awareness.
Written for curious readers rather than specialists, this volume distinguishes Jung’s historical research from his wider psychological interpretations. It offers neither a diagnosis nor a quick method of self-repair. Instead, it asks a more demanding question: what might change when we begin to recognize the forces shaping our responses—and accept responsibility for how we act?
The second volume in the Jungian Psychology series by Atlas Meyers. Readable as a standalone book.
Audiobook details
GenrePsychology, Philosophy
Length1 hr 47 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 7, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction — The Moment You Are No Longer Quite Yourself
2Chapter One — The Stranger in a Familiar Reaction
3Chapter Two — Words, Hesitations, and the Burghölzli
4Chapter Three — What Is a Complex?
5Chapter Four — How Complexes Take Shape
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6Chapter Five — When a Complex Takes Hold
7Chapter Six — The Complex Between Two People
8Chapter Seven — The Other Language of the Complex
9Chapter Eight — A Different Relationship to the Unconscious
10Conclusion — The Limits of Self-Mastery