What You Hate in Others Is What You Deny in Yourself – Carl Jung

Описание: Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves." — Carl JungDo you have someone in your life who makes your blood boil? Someone whose arrogance, selfishness, or dishonesty triggers a rage you can't explain? According to Carl Jung, that person isn't your enemy—they are your mirror.In this deep dive into Jungian psychology, we explore the concept of Shadow Projection. We reveal why your strongest judgments are actually secret confessions and how your "triggers" are actually the keys to your own lost potential.In this video, we explore:The Persona vs. The Shadow: Why the "good" mask you wear creates a "hungry" shadow in your subconscious cellar.The Psychic Equation: How to dissolve righteous indignation into simple observation using the formula: $$\text{Internal Disowned Quality} + \text{External Trigger} = \text{Righteous Indignation}$$.The Golden Shadow: Why we often hate successful or charismatic people because we've exiled our own brilliance.Projection vs. Discernment: How to set healthy boundaries without the toxic high of judgment.The Path of Individuation: Why becoming "whole" is far more powerful than being "good."Stop fighting the ghosts wearing other people's faces. It’s time to stop looking at the mirror and start looking in it.If you’re ready to reclaim the energy you’re wasting on hatred and start the hardest, most rewarding work of your life, join us on the path of Individuation.Key Moments & Exercises:The Somatic Check: Learn to identify where the shadow lives in your body (jaw, chest, shoulders).The 10-Second Roadmap: A quick exercise to identify the three adjectives that reveal your hidden self.The House Metaphor: Why the floorboards of your life are shaking.