Carl Jung and dream psychology.

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Psychological archetypes are effective in changing our perception of reality. The deep state uses this all the time with their control of the media, I think Jung was the one who researched these archetypes the most so this is an interesting read.

According to Jung, dreams are a reflection of psychic activity, he thought they should be studied in order to find out what they truly meant. By studying one's own dreams he thought people would be able to reach what he called individuation and create a more healthy personality.

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Hello HibikiBlack, Thank you for the article. Jung's research reminds me of Edgar Cayce's dream interpretations. I'm not sure if your familiar with him (truthfully, I'm still learning myself) but he has interpreted many dreams for clients and his organisation called the A.R.E. still do interpretations. Here is a video explaining a little more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w68Q4R9zWn0