When You Stop Explaining Yourself, Everything Changes – Carl Jung

What if constantly explaining yourself is not a sign of politeness, but a deep psychological wound? Based on Carl Jung’s concept of individuation, this video explores how the need for approval leads to self-abandonment — and how everything changes when you stop justifying your existence. Step into the psychology of inner authority, integrity, and silence as power.

Referenced Work:
Carl Gustav Jung – The Undiscovered Self (1957)

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