Why You Can’t Save People — Jung’s Dark Truth

“Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” – Carl Jung Most people believe saving others is an act of love. But Jung revealed a darker truth — that it often comes from the ego, not the heart. We try to fix broken people to avoid facing our own wounds. This video dives deep into Jung’s philosophy of the shadow, the savior complex, and why the urge to rescue others often reflects the pain we refuse to confront within ourselves. Learn why you can’t save people who aren’t ready to face their darkness — and why the moment you stop trying to rescue others is the moment you finally begin to save yourself. Subscribe for more philosophical and psychological insights that reveal the truth most people ignore. #CarlJung #Psychology #Philosophy #ShadowWork #SelfAwareness