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The More You Heal, The Less You Chase People – Carl Jung

Why do you chase the people who give you the least certainty — and stay indifferent to the ones who don't? Carl Jung traced this pattern back to a "feeling-toned complex," an unconscious wound formed in childhood that hijacks adult relationships, disguising an old debt as present-day desire. This video breaks down the exact psychological mechanism behind compulsive pursuit — and what actually has to change inside you before it stops.

Reference: Jung, C. G. The Development of Personality (Collected Works, Vol. 17). / Jung, C. G. Two Essays on Analytical Psychology (Collected Works, Vol. 7).

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The More You Heal, The Less You Chase People – Carl Jung

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