Explores the psychological concept of repetition compulsion, explaining why people often find themselves in recurring negative circumstances or emotional states. This pattern isn’t random but reflects an unconscious pull toward past pain, driven by a hidden desire to resolve and understand it. Such compulsions frequently stem from unprocessed childhood traumas, which continue to exert influence until they’re fully acknowledged and worked through. The passage highlights that freedom from these cycles requires the difficult work of mourning and confronting deep-seated grief, which can ultimately release the mind from revisiting old wounds and open the way to healthier, more adaptive behaviors.Produced by:https://www.podcaistudio.com/

Ver todos los episodios