Continuing Carl Jung’s research into the unknown region of the human psychic sphere through the analysis of dreams, I discovered the existence of a wild consciousness that drives human consciousness mad. However, Jung thought that the unconscious was responsible for psychic illnesses, although he also acted as a doctor who cured them.

I did not accept this contradiction, observing that human consciousness is totally absurd, since it functions on the basis of a single fully developed psychological function and on the basis of the desires of the egoistic and infantile ego. Madness existed in the human consciousness, and not in the unconscious that produces dreams and sends us wise messages to heal our psyche.

I fully trusted the wisdom of the unconscious, understanding that the same wise brain that produces dreams also prepares the various programs that allow the perfect functioning of all animal and plant species on our planet, as several biologists besides Konrad Lorenz had shown with their research.

So I faced schizophrenia by obeying the indications I received in dreams and the signals I interpreted in my daily reality in the same way that I interpreted dreams. I clearly saw that wild consciousness causes schizophrenia, psychosis, hysteria and neurosis in human consciousness and that all these diseases reflect the same process: the invasion of wild, evil and violent content, which belongs to the wild part of human consciousness. , on the human side of human consciousness.

Neurosis and hysteria reflect the first steps in the invasion of wild consciousness in the human kingdom. Neurotic and hysterical patients can be easily cured by dream analysis if they accurately obey the instructions they receive in their dreams.

The same is not true of psychotic and schizophrenic patients, who have completely lost their human consciousness and are totally dominated by the wild anti-consciousness that has destroyed their human side.

What does this destruction mean? It means that there is no sensitivity in their psychic sphere: they are dominated by the monster inherent in the wild side of their consciousness.

The anti-consciousness is a wild animal, a demon created by the disorganized development of consciousness in its formation. However, it is not a fossil, it is alive and active in our psychic sphere, trying to control our behavior all the time.

The human being has to master this wild side, before it has a chance to destroy the human conscience itself. This is why the analysis of dreams is indispensable for everyone from the first days of their adolescence.

By analyzing their dreams, everyone will be able to develop all their psychological functions and combat the domination of the savage fight against consciousness, transforming this violent content into a positive part of human consciousness.

It cannot simply disappear: it is our other self, our wild brother that has to be transformed through the same process that transformed our human consciousness, so that it acquires human sentience.

What gives balance and wisdom to the human being is not rationalism, but sensitivity and understanding in the face of human errors and compassion without conditions or limits.