@MindUncovered365
When I finally stopped distracting myself and sat alone with the weight I’d been carrying, I realized something terrifying: I wasn’t healing—I was performing strength. Smiling while bleeding. Achieving while anxious. I didn’t even recognize how much of my life was shaped by things I never let myself feel. This video captured that perfectly. Trauma doesn’t always scream. Sometimes it whispers through patterns, silence, tension. And as Jung said, what we don’t face comes back as fate. Healing didn’t begin for me until I stopped explaining my pain away—and started listening to what it was trying to show me.
@Inner_Psychology
“You are not what happened to you. You are what you choose to do with it.” This line hit me so deeply. Thank you for reminding us that trauma is not our identity. Powerful work. I hope this channel keeps growing and reaching the hearts that need this.
@Psylogue-369
The idea that trauma traps you in cycles of suffering shook me. Journaling and facing my dreams feels daunting, but this made me realize avoiding the pain is what’s keeping me stuck. Who else is ready to confront their shadows?
@PhilosophyofSelfImprovement
I’ve spent years in therapy, but this video said in 20 minutes what I needed to hear most. Deep, respectful, and profoundly healing.
@ThePsyphoriaWithin
💔 "Healing doesn’t come from ignoring the pain—it begins the moment we face it. This message from Jung and Freud is a reminder that trauma buried alive never dies; it simply waits to be acknowledged. Only when we confront our darkness with honesty can we truly begin to heal. Not easy, but absolutely necessary." 🌑🕯
@Qbiccx
My Trauma defined me for 20 years, but it is time to end this.
@Ominous89
Writing my complex story on my laptop and putting it in the right order and at the right place really brought out the detective in me.
@PsycheDepth-e3e
"The deepest wounds are often the ones we learned to smile through. But as Jung said, healing begins the moment we stop running from our pain and start listening to what it wants to teach us. Thank you for creating a space that encourages that kind of honesty."
@ThePsycheJournal
I’ve watched dozens of videos on trauma, but none have resonated like this. The compassion, depth, and clarity in this presentation helped me feel seen and understood. Truly healing just to listen.
@user-wr5ny9xe4l
This explains so much but everyone will take a different journey to resolve your trauma. Never give up, always keep fighting. Start somewhere " It's not the severity of the trauma but by the impact it had in you"
@TheSelfUncovered
Facing it was the hardest part — but also the beginning of real healing.
@Irinaki82
My trauma does not define me. I have already started the journey of becoming whole and your videos help me a lot. Thank you.❤
@theself_yt
Your trauma is not your identity. But it is your teacher— Until you’re brave enough to meet it at the level of the soul. Incredible synthesis of Freud’s drive theory and Jung’s individuation path 🖤💫
@Skystrikkerrr
From someone who had ptsd from a really bad experience, it goes away once you face it talking about it no matter how bad it is helps . Exposere in small amounts is the only thing that has helped took me almost 10 years but finally it’s going away it’s probably at 20 percent now.
@HerraEtana
"You became expert on surviving, but forgot how to truly live"
@STPhilosophy-k6u
"Carl Jung’s insights are truly eye-opening. This dark truth about certain psychological behaviors is something every man should understand. It’s not about blaming women, but about protecting your mind and emotional well-being. Absolute wisdom!"
@sallymills660
The trauma I experienced does not define me. I commit to discovering, loving and healing the fragmented parts of me that are my shadow. I commit to becoming whole again.❤
@Simplymangan
My Trauma does not define me. 🖤
@HunterJen-c1j
The breakup of my five-year relationship has left me heartbroken. I've tried everything to rekindle things, but so far, nothing has worked, and I'm finding it hard to move on.
@Psyphoria7