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You Are Not Broken. You Are Becoming.Many women reach a point where life looks fine on the outside-but feels strangely distant on the inside. They have adapted. They have achieved. They have coped. And yet, beneath the competence and capability, something feels quietly off. JUNG & THE WOMAN is written for that moment. Grounded in the work of Carl Jung, this book offers a psychologically rich, deeply human guide to women's inner development-one that reframes burnout, dissatisfaction, and identity loss not as failure, but as a call to wholeness. Rather than asking how to fix yourself, this book asks a more truthful question: What have you had to abandon in order to become who you are? Why Jung - and Why Women NowCarl Jung believed that much of modern psychological distress is not pathology, but misalignment-the tension that arises when a life no longer reflects the full reality of the psyche. Women, in particular, are often shaped by adaptation before selfhood. They learn to be: capable instead of honest strong instead of receptive useful instead of whole Over time, these adaptations harden into identity. The self recedes. The psyche compensates through exhaustion, anxiety, numbness, or grief. This book translates Jung's psychology into the lived experience of modern women, without academic language or spiritual bypassing. Inside This Book You'll Explore The Persona - who you learned to be in order to belong Over-Identification - when roles replace identity The Feminine Shadow - anger, desire, ambition, and power The Adaptive Girl - where self-abandonment began Grief for the Unlived Life - mourning without shame The Animus - the inner voice shaping confidence or cruelty Inner Authority - transforming discipline into self-leadership Individuation - becoming whole without becoming someone else The Self - meeting the organising centre of the psyche Each chapter is reflective, accessible, and psychologically grounded. This Is Not a Self-Help BookThis book will not tell you to: fix your mindset optimise your habits stay positive become a better version of yourself Instead, it offers something deeper: Language for what you already feel. Context for what you've been carrying. Permission to stop abandoning yourself. Who This Book Is For Women navigating midlife identity shifts Women exhausted by surface-level self-help Women curious about Jung but overwhelmed by his original work Women seeking meaning, depth, and self-trust The goal was never happiness. The goal was wholeness.

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