The Narcissist’s Breaking Point: Realizing They Destroyed Real Love | Carl Jung Shadow

#carljung #narcissist #psychology A narcissist’s true breaking point isn’t when you leave—it’s when they realize they destroyed the only real love they ever had. I’m here to guide you through this collapse, using Carl Jung’s concept of the shadow, where their illusions meet truth. They believe love will always return, but when your silence replaces their chaos, their mask falls, revealing the emptiness beneath. Jung says this moment of self-confrontation is their true undoing, where false power dies and truth emerges. If you’ve loved a narcissist and lost yourself in their storm, this is for you—to reclaim your peace, your strength, and your true self. Source Material: The concepts explored in this video are drawn from Carl Jung's foundational works including "Psychology of the Unconscious," "Memories, Dreams, Reflections," "Two Essays on Analytical Psychology," "The Development of Personality," and "The Undiscovered Self." Additional insights come from Jung's clinical case notes documenting dangerous psychological patterns, his observations on the scapegoat phenomenon, and his extensive writings on shadow projection and collective unconscious dynamics. Subscribe to Psychic Depths #carljung #jung #narcissist #psychology