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Carl Jung's philosophy offers a radical departure from this narrative. He viewed the second half of life not as a descent but as a rebirth—a necessary transition from external pursuits to inner fulfillment. Jung believed that the fear of aging stems from society’s pervasive messages that equate aging with loss. This culture encourages a frantic race against time, as we cling to the illusion of youth and overlook the true gifts that accompany aging.