How to Stop Getting Angry at People – Alan Watts on Inner Detachment

How to Stop Getting Angry at People – Alan Watts on Inner Detachment This video explores one of Carl Jung’s most disturbing and fascinating cases: the story of the man who could no longer feel anger. But behind the psychological mystery lies a profound question: what happens to a man’s life when the mechanism of anger is completely deactivated? Through the six chapters of this material, you will discover how projections collapse, how relationships are transformed, what the “shadow mirror” really means, and why psychological freedom comes with solitude, clarity, and total responsibility. If you are interested in Jungian psychology, shadow dynamics, emotional trauma, and the deep mechanisms of the human soul, this video is for you. Subscribe for more content about deep psychology, inner transformation, and the wisdom of Carl Jung. Thank you for your support! 💛 🔖 Hashtags #psychology #CarlJung #shadow #personaldevelopment #consciousness #anger #emotionalmaturity #projection #innertransformation #healing 🏷️ Tags psychology, Carl Jung, shadow, projection, personal development, emotional healing, anger, trauma, subconscious, inner transformation, emotional maturity, introspection, psychic mechanisms, archetypes, Jungian psychoanalysis, consciousness, human relationships, shadow mirror, psychological freedom, self-knowledge