Shadow refers to the archetype that represents unacceptable sexual, animalistic, or Aggressive impulses, usually the opposite of the way we see ourselves. Shadow is the term from Jung that r
epresents the dark side of the self with unacceptable desires that a person tries to hide from others.
Likewise, Shadow is the archetype that contains the evil side of humanity.
Shadow is also called Shadow Archetype.
Other /More definition:
Shadow refers to a one person surveillance
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