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At the core of Jung's teachings lies the concept of individuation — the journey towards becoming one’s true self. This path does not seek perfection but rather embraces our entire humanity, including our strengths and weaknesses. When we engage in the process of individuation, we start to perceive worry for what it really is: a distraction from our authentic purpose.
For instance, consider someone grappling with the fear of judgment over their life choices. Through individuation, they might realize that their worth is not dictated by external opinions. This evolving viewpoint assists in transforming worry into self-assurance, in essence, grounding us in our individual truth.