Carl Jung and the SPIRITUAL Meaning of CONSTANTLY Thinking About Someone

Carl Jung and the SPIRITUAL Meaning of CONSTANTLY Thinking About Someone
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Explore Carl Jung's insights into the spiritual meaning behind constantly thinking about someone. This video delves into Jung's theories on unconscious connections, synchronicity, and spiritual ties, helping to reveal the deeper psychological and spiritual reasons why certain people linger in our minds persistently.

[Somewheredownintexas]

So many commenters missed a very beautiful point here. The infatuation / obsession is the minds calling to you for a change you need.

[manderlay]

Trauma bond: please to everybody don’t have hope for a narcissistic or abussive person, heal, for yourself, for your heart, you deserve the best love.

[Zen-Tao]

I figured this out on my own from observing my own obsessive tendencies. I fall in love with qualities which I have superimposed or projected onto the other person. Basically positive projection. I came to that conclusion without having studied Jung. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! 💞

[wisnia]

You can't stop thinking about someone because you are an obsessive overthinker. Thats no spiritual meaning it's just you dreaming/living an illusion thinking its gonna happen one day. Focus on yourself and let that person go.

[Gjakdjruknownhpjs]

A person is being stuck in my mind for three years now and I can't get him out of my mind. I believe this video provided an answer for me and now what I need is to work on myself to let go that person. That person has already shown himself to be someone else and not what I have thought of him to be. Still my mind lives in denial and I cannot just forget that person.

[shereebongo]

So true.. I had the weirdest obsession with someone I barely dated.. like 3 dates in 2 years and 100 hours of talking... but through him I found about bereavement therapy and how much I needed it. Once I went through the sessions and later trained in grief counselling I realised what I had "fallen in love with" was how calm and compassionately he listened to me and gave advice. His own life also seemed to normal and healthy and I wanted that so badly. I still care abt him but he is settled with someone else and I am so happy for him.

[dandyjesus]

The thing is that you actually don't think about someone, but you CREATE them in your head.

[Lotusawj]

In my opinion he means; you keep thinking about someone because that person tells you something about yourself. and then let go of content. Even the trauma association tells us something about ourselves.

[silv-eee]

Yeah, that resonates. I keep falling for artists, admiring their creativity and courage to put themselves out there while being timid and inconsistent with my own ambitions.

This guy I have a crush on described his father as "musically frustrated". I'm musically frustrated.

[thegummiphone]

I think this makes a lot of sense. I spent the last month with a big crush on someone and unfortunately it was unreciprocated. I couldn’t get over it though and I thought about him so much. Still a part of me wants to win him over. But, in finally quelling that feeling within me, I recognized what I want to do next in life as I move forward with my career and aspirations. The qualities he wears as a mask connects deeply to who I want to be and perhaps it is the case that my Heart was drawn more to that than the fact that I barely know him. Still, it wouldn’t have felt so bad if I wasn’t completely avoided and ignored by him.

[sarahharris]

He's correct, its called a karmic tie and there's an obsessive compulsive connection to another to look at our psychology.

[garbaczzoltan]

I wish they did not play this music at the background. I tried to listen to it three times and I could not focus on it at all. Thank you for sharing anyway. If you have a version without the music, I’d be happy to give it another try. 🙏🏼

[gy]

This is on point. I admire a guy so much and I feel like I want to be like him. Thank you so much for this informative and inspiring video.

[starjackson]

This video is informative. I was with this guy during high school. We had to break up due to no fault of our own honestly. We cared a lot about each other. We got back in touch now. He's with someone, and I'm married, but it's been a struggle with the people we're with now. I feel myself drawn to him again, and I just can't get him out of my head now. We decided if we ever get back together, we'll never let each other go again. But all these years we're waiting for each other no matter what. I feel we have an unbreakable bond.

[ovechkin]

A girl i met while in high school (she went to a different school) I couldnt stop thinking about her for a long time. She had a bf, but she was a facebook friend and we liked a lot of each other’s posts. I only spoke to her once while one on one, and it was dope. But i was totally infatuated with her. This is about 15 years ago now. No idea where she is, or what shes up to. But i hope shes doing well.

[delmazio]

This is a very eye opening teaching that answers the questions of rejection and attraction to someone where in fact it is a trigger and a sign that we need to work and heal the broken pieces within ourselves. Thank you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[Antonocon]

Sometimes you're just around a toxic person and your body and mind are screaming at you to get far away from them. That's all it is. I have left my toxic past behind and hardly ever think about it. I'm many thousands of miles away in a different country. Sometimes these sort of videos lead people to blame themselves for other people's toxicity. Sometimes, you just need to get far away from chaos, and build your own peace.

[alexandratirador]

This is true 💯 I keep attaching myself to guys who are academically excellent, and socially active and it’s because when I was a kid I was only seen and valued when I have academic achievements and was popular. And I knew I could be all these but never got to be due to the environment I spent my adolescent years in. Now that I figured this out by myself (just yesterday, how odd!), I felt happier and less detached to the person.

[therealmicmountain]

this is 100% true I been thinking about her everyday fior years now

[marehnurrub]

When I’m jolted from the core of my being, I don’t care about the reasons anymore! Nor the consequences.