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Thoughts and Musings


When Depression is a Call to Go Deeper: A Jungian Perspective on Finding Meaning in Depression
Depression is disruptive. It can feel heavy and painful—at times downright debilitating. Within a known context, such as the death of a loved one, that heavy, consuming darkness gets named “grief.” It’s not pleasant, but we give it permission to exist despite the suffering because we recognize it as an important process in the face of loss. But when that same level of malaise settles in without an apparent “good” reason, we’re quick to label it with words implying it shouldn’

Rachel Oblak
Mar 264 min read
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