Why People Lack Faith - The Psychology (Carl Jung Explained)

Why People Lack Faith - The Psychology (Carl Jung Explained)

Why does doubt creep in just when we need certainty the most? And why does faith—whether in ourselves, in life, or in something greater—seem to disappear during our darkest moments? In this video, we explore the psychology of doubt through the lens of Carl Jung, one of the most influential thinkers in modern psychology.

Doubt isn’t simply a lack of belief—it’s a psychological signal, a confrontation with the unknown parts of ourselves. Jung believed that when faith fades, it’s often because the unconscious is trying to reveal something we’ve ignored: unresolved fears, inner conflicts, or the shadow we refuse to acknowledge.

In this breakdown, you’ll discover:

Why doubt appears during moments of transformation

How Jung explained the loss of faith in times of chaos

The hidden role of the shadow in eroding confidence

Why the unconscious challenges our beliefs

How to rebuild deeper, more resilient faith

How doubt can actually guide you toward psychological growth

If you’ve ever asked yourself “Why do I doubt myself?” or wondered why your belief systems feel unstable during stress or crisis, this video will help you understand the deeper forces at play. #psychology #psychologyofdoubt #psychologyoffaith #psychologyforhealing