The Psychology of Projection - Eternalised

Psychological projection is when we see our own inner world reflected in someone else. It’s like holding up a mirror but thinking it’s a window. When we project negatively, we believe others are angry, judgmental, or selfish—when in truth, those feelings are alive in us. When we project positively, we see strength, beauty, or wisdom in someone else that actually belongs to us, too. Here are the folks who create content I consume and project positively onto: (And it’s important to remember—these

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