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Jung once wrote that “… all the greatest and most important problems of life are fundamentally insoluble…. They can never be solved, but only outgrown….”
Having seen this at work in my life, I agree. But his advice does not advocate passivity. It’s the work we put into growing up that will eventually solve the problem.
Acknowledge what’s wrong but step back for a while from the problem and instead put your energy into creating what’s healthy and helpful. Eventually the situation resolves itself.
You don’t stand over a flower and yell grow, damn you. You let it proceed through its stages.
Having seen this at work in my life, I agree. But his advice does not advocate passivity. It’s the work we put into growing up that will eventually solve the problem.
Acknowledge what’s wrong but step back for a while from the problem and instead put your energy into creating what’s healthy and helpful. Eventually the situation resolves itself.
You don’t stand over a flower and yell grow, damn you. You let it proceed through its stages.
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