Join me this week to discuss: Self-Awareness and the Persona

The persona is a psychological concept introduced by Carl Jung that refers to the social mask or outward identity we present to others. It represents the roles and behaviors we adopt to fit into societal expectations and social norms. .

While the persona can be beneficial in facilitating social interactions and achieving goals, it can also lead to a disconnect between our true self and the image projected to the outside world.

Let's find out how our masks line up with our authentic selves!

There’s a part of you that lives beneath the surface—quiet, powerful, and often overlooked.

🌘 The Hidden Self is a Space to explore your unconscious mind through the lens of Jungian psychology. Together, we’ll reflect on the masks we wear (the persona), the parts of ourselves we’ve pushed away (the shadow), and the symbols and dreams that offer clues to who we really are.

When we turn toward the hidden parts of ourselves, we often find the clarity, purpose, and self-trust we’ve been searching for.

The Hidden Self is for anyone who wants to explore:

• Jungian concepts like the persona, shadow, and archetypes
• Dream interpretation and the symbolic language of the psyche
• Shadow work and inner integration
• How unconscious patterns shape our relationships, choices, and sense of meaning

Prompts to Consider

• Which Jungian archetype do you resonate with most (e.g., the Hero, the Shadow, the Anima/Animus)?
• What patterns keep repeating in your life—and what might they be asking you to face?
• What have your recent dreams been trying to show you?

“The dream is a little hidden door in the innermost and most secret recesses of the soul…” — Carl Jung