Two Years Before His Death, Carl Jung Said “I Know.” What Did He Know?

Two years before his death, Carl Jung sat for a BBC interview and was asked a simple question: “Do you believe in God?” His answer—“I know”—became one of the most memorable moments of the conversation. In this documentary, we explore the ideas behind that answer and the world of thought Jung spent a lifetime investigating: the childhood moment he described as stepping out of a fog, the collective unconscious, archetypes, the shadow, and the mysterious story of a patient’s vision of the sun. We also look at The Red Book, the remarkable work Jung’s family kept private for decades, and the advice he offered about looking toward the future in old age. What did Jung mean when he said, “I know”? And what might his ideas reveal about the hidden patterns shaping our lives? Share the moment that stayed with you in the comments. Subscribe to Shift Your Mind for more documentaries exploring consciousness, psychology, philosophy, and the mysteries of the human mind. Question more. Think deeper. Shift your mind. #CarlJung #Psychology #TheRedBook #CollectiveUnconscious #ShiftYourMind