Can anybody tell me the name of this neuroscientist who worked with Jung?

https://youtu.be/xUfuQLXbZvI?t=2514

The video should begin right where he starts talking about the guy. It sounds like he's saying Moise Nicole, but I can't find anything by or about him in a search using that or any alternate spelling I've tried yet.

He is associated with Gurdjieff and Ouspensky in case that helps - he was already a neuroscientist but began to work in the area of spiritual awakening, as laid out by Gurdjieff I believe, or at least something very similar. He apparently wrote a 5 volume treatise about his ideas on spiritual awakening (or maybe it was neuroscience associated with spiritual awakening?), and has said that "From the point of view of your new self (the higher self or what Jung called the Archetype of the Self) your ego (original self) begins to look like a small prison cell in the valley below". Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Never mind - I figured it out. It's Maurice Nicoll. Full name Henry Maurice Dunlop Nicoll. As soon as I realized he might be saying Maurice that did it - first thing that came up is a PDF of his Collected Works on Psychology vol 2! Yep, looks like that's the guy. AND his writing is available for free. Sweet!!! :bliss::yddd::rockon::aphiusiscrazy:

The only book I found on Archive.Org is called Dream Psychology.

They seem to have his entire 5 volume set in audiobook format though. Not my favorite - I'll keep looking for PDF versions.