In his pioneering book, "The Role of the Unconscious and the Meaning of Psychology for Modern Man," the great psychologist Carl Jung provides us with a compass for understanding the depths of the human psyche. In a clear and interesting manner, Jung explores in six lectures the concept of the "unconscious," not merely as a repository of repressed memories, but as a fundamental dimension that shapes our identity and behavior. Jung rejects the narrow Freudian view that focuses on sexual drives, to present a more comprehensive vision of the "unconscious," where he reviews the concept of the "hidden," "archetypes," and the symbolic functions of the unconscious, highlighting their profound influence on our awareness and behavior. The book is not limited to theoretical aspects, but rather touches on life topics such as love and the role of women in society, providing insightful insights that help us understand ourselves and our world better.