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When You Hear This, A Narcissist Is Trying to Control You — Don’t Fall Into the Trap | Carl Jung

When You Hear This, A Narcissist Is Trying to Control You — Don’t Fall Into the Trap | Carl Jung Psychology There are phrases that seem harmless — even spiritual — but are in fact the invisible chains narcissists use to control you. Lines like “You’re too sensitive” or “Maybe God is showing you what’s wrong inside you” are not guidance; they are scripts designed to make you doubt your own reality. In this video, we uncover the dark art of narcissistic manipulation, how gaslighting erases your emotional clarity, and how Carl Jung’s psychology reveals the deeper pattern: the conflict between love and the will to power. You’ll see how narcissists weaponize empathy, guilt, and “holy language,” and how your unconscious becomes the battlefield where love quietly turns into control. Carl Jung wrote, “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” Recognizing manipulation isn’t just protection — it’s individuation. It’s the return to your Self. ________________________________________ What you’ll learn with Inner Psychology • The exact language narcissists use to twist emotions • How projection and gaslighting distort memory and identity • Four faces of narcissistic control (grandiose, covert/vulnerable, moral/communal, righteous) through a Jungian lens of the Shadow • Why empaths are targeted — and how to protect sensitivity without shutting down • Childhood patterns (betrayal blindness, cognitive dissonance) that keep you stuck • Five Jung-informed practices to break free: awareness, radical acceptance, reconnection, self-love, individuation If you’ve ever been silenced for “feeling too much,” this message is for you. Learn to see through the illusion, stay centered when your truth is twisted, and — when ready — walk away in peace, not rage. For more on Carl Jung psychology, philosophy, and healing mindset, explore our playlist: 👉    • Depth Psychology   ________________________________________ References & Further Reading • Dan Neuharth, “8 Insidious Ways Narcissists Try to Control You,” Psychology Today — tactics like projection, “reality enforcement,” exhausting others. • Melissa Prusko, “The Eight Types of Narcissists,” Family Institute, Psychology Today — grandiose, vulnerable, malignant, communal, moral, etc. • Shaneen Megji, “The #1 Spiritually Manipulative Phrase Narcissists Use to Control You,” shaneenmegji.com — spirituality as a mask to reverse blame. • Carl Gustav Jung, Collected Works — “Where love reigns, there is no will to power; and where the will to power is paramount, love is lacking.” (+ themes on darkness & self-awareness). • Carl Jung (popular quote): “I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.” • Psychology Today, “Betrayal Blindness: Not Seeing What’s Obvious” — why the mind ignores abuse to preserve attachment. • Dr. Ramani Durvasula on The Mel Robbins Podcast — D.E.E.P. rule: Don’t Defend, Engage, Explain, or Personalize. • Dr. Ramani Durvasula on Dhru Purohit (singjupost.com) — the “slot machine” metaphor: accept reality, stop chasing intermittent rewards. ________________________________________ #carljungpsychology #Narcissist #Gaslighting #ShadowWork #Empaths #Psychology #Mindset #Healing #DepthPsychology #ToxicRelationships #EmotionalAbuse #Individuation #SelfAwareness #Philosophy #SpiritualPsychology #JungianPsychology #Consciousness #InnerHealing #Boundaries #SelfWorth #Manipulation #TraumaRecovery #ShadowIntegration #NarcissisticAbuse #MentalHealth #EmpathAwakening #PersonalGrowth #SoulHealing #PsychologicalThriller #InnerPsychology