>it’s easy to assume complexes are evil and pathologize them. In fact, everyone has complexes and this is completely normal, there’s no need to panic. What makes them bad is our conscious judgments. We always have to remember that the unconscious reacts to our conscious attitude. In other words, our attitude towards the unconscious will determine how we experience a complex. As Jung says, “We know that the mask of the unconscious is not rigid—it reflects the face we turn towards it. Hostility lends it a threatening aspect, friendliness softens its features" (C. G. Jung - V12 – §29). [[kruger, rafael - pistis - demystifying jungian psychology]]