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Drawing on Carl Jung’s concept of individuation, this video explores how the unconscious hunger for approval slowly leads to self-abandonment. How, in trying to be understood by everyone, we lose connection with our own inner authority. And why true psychological strength begins the moment you stop justifying your existence.
This is a journey into the psychology of integrity, inner sovereignty, and silence as power. A quiet shift where explanation gives way to presence—and approval is replaced by self-respect.

Referenced Work:

Carl Gustav Jung — The Undiscovered Self (1957)
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