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5 Shadow Habits That Quietly Drain Highly Sensitive People— Carl Jung

These aren’t “bad habits” — they’re survival strategies. As a highly sensitive person, your nervous system may have created unconscious shadow patterns to keep you safe in overwhelming environments. But what once protected you may now be quietly draining your energy, joy, and authenticity. In this video, we’ll explore 5 common shadow habits that HSPs and empaths fall into: 1. The Fawning Reflex (people-pleasing disguised as love) 2. Hyper-Empathy (absorbing what isn’t yours) 3. Psychic Mind-Reading (guessing instead of asking) 4. Noble Martyrdom (carrying burdens alone) 5. The Inner Critic in Disguise (hyper-self-policing) Each of these began as protection, but when made conscious, they can become your greatest sources of power. By the end, you’ll learn how to turn survival patterns into strengths that help you thrive, without abandoning your sensitivity. 💬 Question for you: Which of these shadow habits do you recognize most in yourself? Comment below — your reflection might help another sensitive soul feel less alone. 🔔 If this resonates, subscribe for more Jung-inspired explorations of the shadow, sensitivity, and the path to authentic wholeness. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 👉 Watch next: This video will only find you when you most need it    • This video will only find you when you mos...   The Meaning of your Birth Month Will Change your Entire Life | Carl Jung    • The Meaning of your Birth Month Will Chang...   The Day the Empath Snaps — Carl Jung's Most Terrifying Case    • The Day the Empath Snaps — Carl Jung's Mos...   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #HighlySensitivePerson #ShadowWork #CarlJung #Empath #SelfDiscovery #EmotionalHealing #InnerWork #SpiritualGrowth #PersonalDevelopment #philosophy #consciousness #Psychology #Individuation