HOW THE BRAIN CONFUSES TRAUMA FOR ATTRACTION | PSYCHOLOGY OF LOVE & TRAUMA | CARL JUNG | скачать в хорошем качестве

HOW THE BRAIN CONFUSES TRAUMA FOR ATTRACTION | PSYCHOLOGY OF LOVE & TRAUMA | CARL JUNG |

trauma, attraction, psychology, depth psychology, shadow work, What if the strongest attraction you’ve ever felt wasn’t love—but unresolved trauma? In “HOW THE BRAIN CONFUSES TRAUMA FOR ATTRACTION,” we explore the hidden psychological mechanisms that cause the mind to mistake familiarity for intimacy and emotional wounds for desire. This video dives deep into how the unconscious stores trauma not as memory, but as pattern—and how those patterns quietly shape who we’re drawn to, why intense chemistry often feels irresistible, and why calm love can feel strangely empty. You’ll learn how the nervous system confuses anxiety for excitement, how repetition compulsion drives attraction, and how the shadow side of the psyche disguises itself as lust. Most importantly, this video shows what self-awareness can do: how recognizing these patterns frees you from compulsive relationships and helps you move toward healthier, conscious connection. If you’ve ever wondered why you’re attracted to emotionally unavailable people, chaotic relationships, or intense connections that later become painful—this video will change how you see desire forever. This is not relationship advice. This is depth psychology. And once you see it, you can’t unseen it. CALL TO ACTION If this video resonated with you, don’t ignore it—reflect on it. Like if it gave you clarity Comment what insight hit you the hardest Subscribe for deep psychological content Share this with someone who needs to hear it Your awareness is the beginning of healing