Shadow Work Explained – Jungian Psychology – Carl Jung

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Shadow Work – The Antidote to Repression – Jungian Psychology – Jung

This video is all about the process of Shadow Work to reintegrate the personal Shadow. The Shadow is the counterpoint to the Ego in the Jungian Psychological model where all repressed traits are stored outside of the light of consciousness.

So, when reintegrating the Shadow through Shadow Work we want to extend our awareness into areas of our awareness that we habitually ignore. In this way, we can solve the problem of repression by making ourselves more whole through acceptance of all of our traits.

Source: https://youtu.be/SZ90jN2R9n8

Penny (PennyButler.com)
Penny (PennyButler.com)

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  1. Emerald W. says:

    Thank you for sharing my video! :) I was just looking through my traffic reports and I saw I got some from your site.

    1. Penny says:

      No worries, I only post vids of others that I got a lot out of, and your video was a much-better explanation than I could give :)

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