@decodmgdv3k: Psychology of People Who Cut Everyone Off - Carl Jung#psychology #jungian #individuation #ShadowWork #AnalyticalPsychology

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nickjamalcad :

another bullshit myth of Jung's work: Jung never advocated for isolating yourself as a sign of spiritual enlightenment. In fact, he believed the exact opposite: Relationships are mirrors: Jung argued that we need other people to see our own hidden flaws and traits (the shadow). Isolation is dangerous: He warned that completely cutting off society leads to a inflated, delusional ego, not true awakening. True awakening brings connection: In Jungian psychology, a truly mature, individuated person actually becomes better at relating to others because they no longer project their own insecurities onto them. The Source of the Internet Myth The viral posts you are seeing mix Jungian terminology with modern "boundary culture." Here is how the real psychology got twisted: The Reality: Jung wrote extensively about individuation, which is the process of becoming your true, unique self by integrating the conscious and unconscious mind. [1, 2, 3, 4] The Twist: During individuation, people often naturally outgrow certain relationships or realize they are trapped in unhealthy dynamics.

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