The Day the Empath Shatters the Mirror — Stopping the Cycle of Narcissistic Supply | Carl Jung скачать в хорошем качестве

The Day the Empath Shatters the Mirror — Stopping the Cycle of Narcissistic Supply | Carl Jung

⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is an AI-generated educational interpretation inspired by Carl Jung’s psychological concepts. It does not represent the actual words, lectures, or personal views of Carl Jung. Content is intended for educational and reflective purposes only. For a long time, the empath unknowingly becomes a mirror. Reflecting validation. Reflecting admiration. Reflecting emotional intensity. This is what Jung would call a projection loop. The narcissist supplies the need. The empath supplies the reflection. But there comes a day when something breaks. Not anger. Not revenge. Not confrontation. The mirror simply shatters. The empath stops reflecting. Stops reacting. Stops emotionally completing the other person’s self-image. This is not cruelty. It is psychological withdrawal. When the mirror breaks, narcissistic supply collapses. The narcissist feels unseen. Unstable. Provoked by silence rather than words. Jung understood this moment as the end of unconscious participation. In this Jungian exploration, you’ll uncover: • Why narcissistic supply depends on projection • How empaths are conditioned to become mirrors • What happens when reflection is withdrawn • Why narcissists panic when the empath goes neutral • How individuation ends the supply cycle permanently The empath does not win by attacking. They win by becoming opaque. No reflection. No supply. No cycle. 👍 LIKE if you’ve stopped reflecting others back to themselves 💬 COMMENT “THE MIRROR IS GONE” if this resonates 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for Carl Jung–inspired depth psychology, empath individuation, and projection collapse #CarlJung #EmpathNarcissist #NarcissisticSupply #Projection #ShadowWork #Individuation #EmotionalWithdrawal