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Carl Jung’s Psychology – Understanding Strange Thoughts and Reactions

Written by Christina Sponias

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Carl Jung was my doctor. I read all his books many times until I would completely understand everything he had written. I precisely studied his psychology and his method of dream interpretation because I has depressed, neurotic, and I had suicidal thoughts. My case was serious.
I was always afraid to become schizophrenic like my father. He was a horrible creature to everyone. Unfortunately, when I became an adult, I understood that I really had inherited his absurdity.
This was a shocking realization, but I knew that there was something good in my heart. I couldn’t be only a cruel monster without human feelings. When I was a child I was very sensitive and generous. However, with time, I became cold and indifferent to other people’s pain. I was like an iceberg. What had happened to my goodness?
Jung’s method of dream interpretation helped me understand why I was suffering from strange symptoms. For example, I could not control my thoughts. I had repeated thoughts of revenge when someone would do something against me. I could not stop thinking about them, no matter how much I would try to. These strange thoughts were not a product of my will. I understood that I was crazy.
Anything would make me angry. I was always irritated, and I had too much hatred in my heart. I became very afraid of my reactions when I understood that I was easily dominated by these feelings of hatred.
I continued Carl Jung’s research because I needed more answers. Besides this fact, the unconscious mind was sending me dreams that were encouraging me to continue his research from the point he had abandoned it.
I had to discover the anti-conscience that Jung couldn’t see. The anti-conscience is our animal and evil wild conscience. I understood that I was so cruel and violent because I had almost lost my human conscience. My anti-conscience was controlling my mind and my behavior.
My dreams reflected images of people who were like zombies without blood. These people were parts of my own personality. These dreams were showing me the bitter truth; I had lost my humanity.
I obeyed the precious unconscious guidance in my dreams. This was how I won the battle against schizophrenia, recuperating my sensitivity. The continuation of Jung’s research helped me find the answers I needed. This is why I give to the world clear explanations in my craziness prevention guide.
Nobody cares about craziness prevention because nobody knows how much craziness they have inherited in the biggest part of their brain. Many people even feel offended with the idea of being considered crazy. They think that ‘of course’ they will never lose their minds. They feel so secure because they ignore how many traps the anti-conscience can prepare for them in order to completely destroy their human conscience.
The biggest percentage of the population of our world suffers from mental illnesses or undiagnosed mental disorders. Another big percentage is composed by depressed, neurotic, bipolar, psychotic, or schizophrenic individuals who are looking for psychotherapy, without ever finding peace and mental health.
Everyone can easily lose their minds, even if they have never had strange thoughts like me, when I was 28 years old. Everyone must understand what they have to do in order to prevent craziness. I have greatly simplified Jung’s method of dream interpretation. I also give you very clear explanations about the content of your mind. Even without translating the meaning of your dreams you will already be helped just by knowing how your brain works and what determines your behavior.

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Christina Sponias continued Carl Jung's research into the human psyche, discovering the cure for all mental illnesses, and simplifying the scientific method of dream interpretation that teaches you how to accurately translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

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http://www.scientificdreaminterpretation.com

http://www.squidoo.com/multiple-personality-disorder-treatment

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