Why Good Things Feel Unsafe to You – Carl Jung Explains

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Why do peace, love, or success sometimes make you anxious instead of happy?
Why does your nervous system stay alert even when nothing is wrong?

Carl Jung believed this fear of “good things” isn’t weakness—it’s the unconscious at work.

In this video, we explore Jung’s psychological insights into:

Why comfort can feel threatening

How trauma and the shadow condition you to expect loss

Why happiness can activate fear instead of safety

The unconscious patterns that make chaos feel familiar

How to slowly retrain your psyche to receive good things without self-sabotage

If you’ve ever felt uneasy when life starts going well, this message is for you.
Awareness is the first step toward healing.

🔹 Timestamps

00:00 – Why Good Things Can Feel Dangerous
01:28 – The Nervous System That Learned Survival
03:10 – Carl Jung on the Fear of Happiness
05:02 – When Chaos Feels Safer Than Peace
07:14 – The Shadow’s Role in Self-Sabotage
09:06 – Why You Expect Loss After Joy
11:00 – Childhood Conditioning & Emotional Safety
13:18 – Learning to Tolerate Goodness
15:06 – How Healing Feels “Wrong” at First
17:10 – Jung’s Path to Inner Safety
19:00 – Final Reflection: You Are Allowed to Receive

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