Carl Jung's concept of the 'Shadow' explains that the traits we strongly dislike in others often reflect our own suppressed or unrecognized aspects of ourselves; when certain people trigger strong emotional reactions, we are not reacting to them but to our own internal psychological content.
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The thing you hate in others is often inside [music] you. Carl Jung called it the shadow. That's why certain people trigger you instantly. You're not reacting to them. You're reacting to [music] yourself. Follow for daily mind insights.
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