13 Traits of People Who Have Suffered Deeply | Carl Jung

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13 Traits of People Who Have Suffered Deeply | Carl Jung

Behind many cold, closed-off, or overly rational behaviors, there is a pain that was never understood. In this video, inspired by Carl Jung's deep psychology, you'll understand how suffering shapes our defenses, creates unconscious complexes, and distances us from who we truly are.
We’ll talk about distrust, isolation, excessive empathy, emotional rigidity, and all the mechanisms the soul builds to protect itself when it has hurt too much.
If you want to understand yourself with more compassion — or see others with less judgment — this video is for you.
Watch until the end and discover how to turn pain into awareness.

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