Carl Gustav Jung once summized: “It’s not famine, not earthquakes, not microbes, not cancer, but man himself who is man’s greatest danger to man.”
He went on to say that there’s no real protection againstwhat he called “psychic epidemics.”
Those are the kind of epidemics that don’t attack the body — they attack the mind. And lately, it feels like one of those epidemics is spreading faster than ever.
It’s not a virus we can see under a microscope. It’s something far more subtle — and far more dangerous. It’s called collective insanity.
That’s when whole groups of people begin to share the same irrational beliefs, the same emotions, the same behaviors — drifting further and further from reality.
But history also shows us that this kind of collective madness never lasts forever. It always collapses under the weight of truth. Sometimes painfully, tragically — but it collapses.
In Germany, it ended when the war was lost and the truthcould no longer be denied.
The way back — the only way back — is truth-telling.And courage. It takes brave souls and compassionate communities to speak truth, even when it’s unpopular or unsafe. It takes honesty — emotional honesty — to face the grief, guilt, and fear without turning away.
And when that happens collectively, healing begins.
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www.reinogevers.com
Books:
Sages, Saints and Sinners
Deep Walking for Body Mind and Soul
Walking on Edge: A pilgrimage to Santiago
