I still wonder who is behind the mirror:
Caravaggio planting nails to St. Peter
Or the soul of a canary now accustomed to the bars?
The sink no longer drips.
Alone, finally, I’m spreading out now:
A tiny speck of light
Looking for the shore,
In the cobalt billiards of immensity.
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A brief note on the structure of dreams according to Freud
The structure of dreams, according to Freud, is a fascinating topic in psychoanalysis. According to Freud, dreams consist of two main elements: manifest content and latent content. The manifest content is the plot of the dream we remember upon waking. On the other hand, latent content represents the hidden, unconscious desires, thoughts, and emotions symbolically manifest in our dreams.
Freud believed dreams were a window into the unconscious mind and could reveal repressed desires and unresolved conflicts. He developed the idea of dream analysis as a tool for psychoanalysis, in which the therapist helps the individual discover the hidden meanings behind their dreams. By exploring symbols, metaphors, and recurring themes in dreams, psychoanalysts can obtain detailed information about the individual’s subconscious thoughts and emotions.
Through dream analysis, Freud aimed to help people better understand themselves, uncover unresolved issues, and work toward personal growth and self-awareness. Exploring the deeper layers of the unconscious mind through dream interpretation remains a valuable tool in psychotherapy and self-exploration.
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