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What is the term used to describe the increase in the number of individuals in a population over time?
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Today's quote comes from Carl Jung, Swiss psychiatrist, founder of analytical psychology, and one of the most profound explorers of the human mind in the history of science.

The man who gave us the concepts of introversion and extroversion, archetypes, the collective unconscious and perhaps most powerfully, the shadow.

From his work Aion, he wrote:

”No tree, it is said, can grow to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell.”

Picture a tree. Not a small one, the kind of tree that towers. Ancient. Unmovable. The kind whose canopy spreads wide enough to shelter everything beneath it. Now ask yourself: how does it get that tall? Not by growing only upward. A tree of that height requires roots of equal depth. The taller it reaches toward the light, the further its roots must travel into the dark, into the cold, the wet, the unseen underground where nothing is clean or comfortable.

The roots don't reach the light. They never will. But without them, there is no height. The tree that refuses to root itself in darkness doesn't grow tall. It topples.

Jung spent his entire career mapping the underground. He called it the shadow, the repository for everything we deem unacceptable about ourselves. Not inherently evil, but composed of the traits, emotions, and instincts we suppress to fit into societal norms, family expectations, and our own ideal self-image. The fear we deny. The anger we perform out of. The grief we never fully grieved. The parts of our history we've decided are too dark to acknowledge as our own.
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Jung broke with Freud over a single conviction: the unconscious is not just a warehouse of repressed pain, it holds your untapped potential.

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So here's the question: What dark ground are you refusing to root yourself in, what difficulty, what shadow, what part of your own history is there that might be the very thing your growth is waiting for?

Because Jung isn't asking you to live in the hell. He's asking you to root yourself there. To let the difficult, the uncomfortable, the unacknowledged parts of your experience become the foundation rather than the secret. The tree that reaches heaven earned it in the dark. Go deeper. That's where the height comes from.

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    The Great News podcast is brought to you by the Daily Quote.

    Today, a discovery that could turn our oceans into a source of clean, green fuel. That's our lead story today.

    Plus, we’ll look at a ”molecular staple” for hard-to-treat cancers, a way to silence cholesterol without permanently altering your DNA, and a wireless system that’s twice as efficient as Wi-Fi.

    Turning Sunlight and Seawater into Hydrogen

    How Stapled Peptides Could Change Cancer Treatment

    Turning Off Bad Genes

    How Laser Tech Is Rewriting the Rules of WirelessAnd don’t forget to stick around for the speed round where we’ll celebrate a historic victory against an ancient disease.Chile Eliminates Leprosy

    Revolutionizing Brain Research and Treatment!

    China’s Gigantic Battery

    How CAR T Therapy Is Learning to Fight Cancer Smarter

    If you like the Great News Podcast, you will love the Great News Letter. Because the Great News Podcast is Great but the Great News Letter is Greater!

    The Great News Letter is an email newsletter that you can subscribe to for FREE and get all the good news delivered to your email inbox.

    For this episode we got some feedback from Brian de V. You can leave feedback for the show too by going to greatnewspodcast.com/feedback.

    Or if you listen in Spotify – leave a comment right there as you listen.

    Until next time… and there will be a next time.

    Keep looking for the good in the world because no only is it there, its everywhere!

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