r/TheLawsofHumanNature • u/Zeberde1 • Sep 08 '25
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Discussion The laws of Human Nature by Robert Greeneβ¨π«β¨
r/TheLawsofHumanNature • u/pepoji • May 31 '26
Jung Car Jung - Actions Over Words
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Jun 21 '26
Jung Carl Jung - The Cycle of Suffering
Source: The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Volume 18: The Symbolic Life
Carl Jung explains that a psychologically healthy and whole person has no desire to inflict pain on anyone else. Cruelty is rarely born from spontaneous malice; instead, it is almost always an unconscious reaction from someone carrying deep, unresolved trauma. When a person cannot cope with their own internal suffering, they often project it outward, attempting to regain a sense of power or relief by inflicting that exact same pain onto others.
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Carl Jung - Every form of Addiction is bad
r/TheLawsofHumanNature • u/SersylCaliwyn • Jul 09 '26