Why Creative People MUST Do Shadow Work (Otherwise They'll Build the Matrix)
November 6, 2021
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as posted by the channelThe Creative type has a difficult relationship with reality
Nonetheless they HAVE A RELATIONSHIP with it and must learn to get along
Carl Jung gruffly shouted: "Like how I have difficult relationship with your girl but we learn to get along and "integrate" lmfao"
You paused your speech and addressed him: "Wtf was that Carl?"
Carl Jung took a long drag out of his pipe and held eye contact.
You looked away.
I understand.
It was a mistake, but I understand.
It was like staring in the sun.
Jung proceeded to stand up and walk over to you, and take you down from the podium.
He then put a VR headset on your head and walked you to the corner of the room.
He sat you down and made you face the corner.
We could all hear you weeping.
He then took your girl by the hand and walked her out of the conference hall.
He winked at me while walking by and said: "anima integration".
We all sat there for another 15 minutes waiting for something to conclude the seminar, but no-one came.
We all then got up in our own time and left.
I hope you eventually took that thing off bro...
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