You’ll Only See This Once, Right Before Your Old Self Dies | Carl Jung

There is a moment before transformation when the old self begins to dissolve. Carl Jung believed this moment was unavoidable — and irreversible. This video explores the silent psychological phase that occurs right before a major inner transformation. Drawing from Carl Jung and depth psychology, we examine why people feel disoriented, detached, and strangely empty before a profound change takes place. This is not metaphorical death. It is psychological. Inside this video, you’ll discover: Why the ego resists its own ending The Jungian meaning of inner death Why confusion precedes clarity How identity dissolves before individuation Why this phase feels lonely and unexplainable If your old self no longer fits — this video may explain why. This is not content to rush. Let it unfold. 00:00 — The Moment Before Everything Changes 03:20 — When the Old Self Starts to Fade 07:45 — Jung on Psychological Death 13:10 — Why Confusion Appears First 18:40 — Ego Resistance & Inner Conflict 24:30 — The Void Between Identities 30:15 — Shadow Integration During Collapse 36:50 — Why This Phase Feels Lonely 42:10 — The Birth That Follows Inner Death 🏷️ TAGS Carl Jung, Jungian psychology, Ego death, Psychological transformation, Individuation, Shadow work, Inner transformation, Jungian awakening, Death of the old self, Depth psychology, Spiritual psychology, Identity dissolution, Self realization, Psychological rebirth