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The Psychology of People Who Cut Off Their Family - Carl Jung

True Self Discovery: https://intueas.tentary.com/p/truesel... . . . Today’s episode reframes family estrangement through Jung’s psychology. Walking away from family isn’t coldness or failure—it’s often the first act of consciousness in an unconscious system. Jung saw families as shared emotional structures built on denial, roles, and unspoken agreements. The one who leaves is usually the one who sees the truth, tries to fix it, and eventually realizes that staying requires self-betrayal. Cutting ties marks a moment of individuation: choosing sanity over loyalty, authenticity over approval. Though it brings grief, guilt, and loneliness, it also creates space for the authentic self to emerge. Jung understood this not as rejection of love, but as self-respect—proof that sometimes leaving is the only way to become whole. 👉 New episodes weekly. 🎧 Listen. Reflect. Subscribe. 🚨 Watch Next:    • How to Live a Meaningful Life (FULL GUIDE)...   #philosophy #carljung #consciousness