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Why Your Brain Erases Names Seconds After Hearing Them — Carl Jung Called It "Psychological Murder"

Why Your Brain Erases Names Seconds After Hearing Them — Carl Jung Called It "Psychological Murder" Carl Jung documented a psychological phenomenon so disturbing that the establishment still refuses to teach it—your unconscious mind doesn't forget names by accident, it chooses to erase them. In this video, we explore Jung's private clinical observations revealing how the Persona consumes all available cognitive energy during introductions, why your Shadow actively deletes people who threaten your ego, and how intuitive types prioritize emotional essence over linguistic labels. You'll discover the "scapegoat phenomenon" that destroys careers and relationships, and Jung's radical 10-second integration technique that transforms psychological murder into genuine human connection. If you've ever felt shame about forgetting names while remembering faces perfectly, this is the validation you need: Jung didn't see you as broken—he saw your unconscious speaking a language you've forgotten how to read. #CarlJung #ShadowWork #PsychologicalTransformation #JungianPsychology #ConsciousnessEvolution #Persona #UnconsciousMind #MemoryPsychology #Individuation #DepthPsychology