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In this video, we're going to talk about the phenomenon called projection. On this topic, we will contrast the psychology of Sigmund Freud with Carl Jung. For Freud, projection is a defense mechanism used to deal with feelings of insecurity and inadequacy. It is a misalignment of the inner and outer world, because what one is inwardly, one will see outwardly. It is an unconscious mechanism where one ascribes one’s own motivations, thoughts, feelings, and desires that are unacceptable to oneself, while attributing them to others. We all have times when we project our own insecurities onto other people. Sometimes, this happens unconsciously, and we don't even realize it. In this video, we're going to explore the different ways in which projection can occur, and how you can overcome it. To really know who we are, we must concern ourselves with correcting such misjudgements. Many people will cling to them with every fibre of their being, because if one accepts correction, one may fall into a depression. When we find certain unacceptable feelings, thoughts or behaviours in ourselves that we refuse to acknowledge, and see someone with that specific trait, we will feel resentment, hatred and anger towards them. Projection occurs not because of what other people say to you, but rather because of what you yourself think about those people. By understanding projection, you'll be able to stop falling victim to it and start living your life to the fullest!
Additional questions that could help us spot our projections: - What are we trying to protect about ourselves? - Do we have a problem with inferiority / superiority? - Are we taking responsibility for all our actions and reactions? - Are we trying to avoid certain feelings or emotions?
For Jung, Projection is a psychological fact that can be observed everywhere in the everyday life of human beings. “Projections change the world into the replica of one's own unknown face." He writes. Projection, for him, ist he fundament of reality and therefore the starting point of self-realization. Understanding the Psychology of Projection therefore helps us seeing who we are. Join me in exploring The Psychology of Projection
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2:38 Towards a definition of Projection
08:30 The Archetypal Level of Projection
12:30 Projection as the fundament of reality
16:00 Projection as a Chance
18:32 Conclusion
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In my videos, I look at Jungian topics through an interpretative lens, advancing themes discussed by Carl Jung along trajectories of psychology, psychoanalysis, theology and philosophy. Exploring Carl Gustav Jung’s model of the psyche, his concept of individuation, and his philosophy in general may help us to uncover paths toward a more full and complete Self. For me, this is especially about “learning to see”, that is, regaining the ability to witness the dynamics of reality unfolding before us. In these dynamics, I argue throughout the videos, we find a direct access to who we become.
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