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Addiction is not a weakness — it is a message from the unconscious.
Carl Jung believed that addiction begins when a person is disconnected from their true self and tries to fill an inner void through substances, habits, or compulsive behaviors.
In this video, we explore the psychology of an addict through Carl Jung’s lens, revealing how suppressed emotions, childhood wounds, and the shadow self drive addictive patterns. More importantly, you’ll learn how real healing begins — not through willpower alone, but through awareness, integration, and inner transformation.
If you’ve ever wondered why breaking addiction feels so hard, or why relapses happen even after progress, this video will change how you see addiction forever.
Healing doesn’t start by fighting the addiction.
It starts by understanding the pain behind it.

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