The Danger of Seeing What Others Don’t - Carl Jung

#CarlJung #Psychology #JungianPsychology Do you ever feel like you see what others don’t—hidden tensions, deeper patterns, unspoken truths? In this video, we explore **the danger of seeing what others don’t through the lens of Carl Jung’s psychology: how intuition and deep perception can be both a gift and a trap. 🧠 In this video, you’ll discover: • How Jung understood intuition and “seeing into” the unconscious • The difference between genuine insight and unexamined projection • 5 dangers of seeing more than others: – Believing your perception is the whole truth – Arrogance and ego inflation disguised as “depth” – Isolation that turns into a self‑fulfilling prophecy – Mistaking symbols and intuitions for literal prophecy – Using insight to avoid your own vulnerability and feelings • How your ability to see patterns in others can blind you to your own shadow • Why relationships, humility, and embodiment are essential if you’re highly intuitive We’ll also explore: • How to stay grounded when you notice what others deny • How to balance solitude with real connection so you don’t drift into delusion • How to trust your inner vision without turning it into superiority or paranoia • What it means, in Jungian terms, to use your sight as a lantern—not a weapon This is for you if you: • Often feel “too deep” or “too aware” for your environment • Have been called intense, paranoid, or over‑sensitive • Sense burnout, misalignment, or endings in your own life long before others do • Want to honor your intuition and stay psychologically healthy and connected 💬 Share in the comments: Do you feel like you see what others don’t? Which part of this Jungian reflection resonated with you the most? 👍 If this helped you understand your intuition, ego, or shadow more clearly, like the video. 📌 Subscribe for more content on Carl Jung, archetypes, shadow work, and deep self‑discovery. #ShadowWork #Intuition #SelfDiscovery #InnerWork #DepthPsychology #MentalHealth