The Universal Psychology of Dreams

Our historical time is characterized by numerous different psychological treatments based on methods discovered by various psychologists. Each one follows his/her own method, or the method of the psychologist they prefer. Many contradictions prevent us from believing that there is only one right method for curing all mental disorders.

The scientific method of dream interpretation discovered by Carl Jung and simplified by me, who continued his research, is putting a definitive end to this chaotic situation. All psychologists, psychiatrists, and other specialists will follow the universal psychology of dreams.

Our limited knowledge is not able to deal with the complexity of the formation of a mental illness, or with the necessary treatment for its elimination. We need superior guidance.

Unfortunately, we inherit a huge wild conscience that occupies the biggest part of our brain. I named it anti-conscience because it works against our human conscience, trying to eliminate our capacity to think logically.

Our anti-conscience has satanic characteristics, which prove the satanic origin of the human conscience. This means that we are basically demons. This was the shocking truth I could discover for precisely obeying the unconscious guidance in dreams, after recognizing my absurdity, my evilness, and my incapacity to fight against my neurosis alone, when I was 28-years-old (in 1989).

The unconscious mind that produces our dreams is God's mind. Jung had discovered this truth before me, but he couldn't recognize the unconscious sanctity. He didn't have a religious attitude like me.

I completely trusted the unconscious mind, obeying its guidance like a sinner who was receiving grace. I was not a scientist, but a literature writer. God had prepared me to discover the satanic origin of the human being because I was a prophet.

The literary book I wrote after suffering from a tragic car accident when I was 15-years-old (in 1976) contained information about the content of the human mind. It was also predicting my arduous mission.

When I translated the meaning of the book I wrote after the accident according to Carl Jung's method of dream interpretation, I discovered three different versions of the story I had written. I was a literary writer who used to write inspired by the unconscious mind, which not only produces our dreams, as well as gives us artistic talents and religious inclinations.

I also had studied twelve years in the same Catholic school. This is why I had a religious attitude.

I lost my faith after the tragic car accident, but I recovered it after discovering God's protection in my own literature. The translation of the symbolism contained in my literary book reflected my mental illness. I would surely become schizophrenic like my father without psychotherapy. The translation of the symbolic meaning of this literary work also reflected the absurdity of the world.

My work is not really mine, the same way that all the stories and poems I wrote in my life were not my own creations. They were the result of the unconscious inspiration, which whispered beautiful and wise words in my mind.

The wise unconscious mind teaches us in our dreams how we can eliminate what is bad from our brain and psyche. The unconscious psychotherapy works also like spiritual purification, guaranteeing our spiritual health.

I was totally insensitive (like most people in our crazy world) when I discovered the unconscious sanctity, but I could perceive its existence because I was a poet. On the other hand, the religious education I had during my childhood and adolescence helped me understand my position. I had the attitude I should have.

If you don't like the idea of obeying God's guidance in dreams, you will unavoidably become a victim of your primitive, evil, and absurd anti-conscience, which generates mental disorders within your human conscience.

Human doctors cannot save your from craziness. Only the universal psychology of dreams can help you completely eliminate your anti-conscience and find peace.