Carl Jung left You a MESSAGE About Male Desire — but it was too painful to hear.”

“What you are seeking is seeking you.” These words, from the great Persian poet and mystic Rumi, are not just a poetic aphorism. They are a key— a key that opens the door to a radically different understanding of the most powerful and often most confusing force in a man’s life: his own desire. We live in a world that constantly tells us that desire is an arrow we shoot outward—a pursuit, a hunt in which we are the hunter and the object of our longing is the prey. But what if Rumi was right? What if our deepest desire is not an arrow but a magnet? What if the force that pulls us toward the world is actually the echo of a force just as strong calling us toward our own inner being? 🕳️ Remember: Looking inward is the bravest act of all. 📖 Share this with those who also question the world. 🪞 Leave your reflection in the comments and tell me what you’d like me to talk about in the future—I’ll be reading.