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Mr. Edogawa
MSG_000
Hello there, everyone. It's time for
"Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom."
"Everyone Loves Jungian Psychology!"
An invitation to the you that you
don't know.
We are in the ninth installment, coming
up on the home stretch. This time, we're
discussing "Interpreting Dreams."
Let's begin the lecture.
Dein Name ist Rumpelstilzchen...
"Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom."
"Everyone Loves Jungian Psychology!"
An invitation to the you that you
don't know.
We are in the ninth installment, coming
up on the home stretch. This time, we're
discussing "Interpreting Dreams."
Let's begin the lecture.
Dein Name ist Rumpelstilzchen...
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Hello there, everyone. It's time for[n]"Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"Everyone Loves Jungian Psychology!"[n]An invitation to the you that you[n]don't know.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]We are in the ninth installment, coming[n]up on the home stretch. This time, we're[n]discussing "Interpreting Dreams."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Let's begin the lecture.[n]Dein Name ist Rumpelstilzchen...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_001
So far, we've discussed archetypes and
psychological types, things Jung was
famous for...
This time, let's learn about another
distinctive feature of Jungian
psychology: dream analysis.
As the name implies, dream analysis is
the study of the psychological meanings
behind dreams.
This is commonly used as a synonym for
Jungian psychology as a whole.
Of course, Jung himself used dream
analysis to treat his patients.
The mysticality and flamboyancy of that
idea must make it popular.
It's true that dreams are probably the
most incomprehensible phenomenon of the
human mind...
You've already heard me mention dreams
before in my previous lectures, right?
I said that dreams are proof of the
existence of the unconscious.
Dreams and the unconscious are very
closely related... That will be the
starting point of today's lecture.
psychological types, things Jung was
famous for...
This time, let's learn about another
distinctive feature of Jungian
psychology: dream analysis.
As the name implies, dream analysis is
the study of the psychological meanings
behind dreams.
This is commonly used as a synonym for
Jungian psychology as a whole.
Of course, Jung himself used dream
analysis to treat his patients.
The mysticality and flamboyancy of that
idea must make it popular.
It's true that dreams are probably the
most incomprehensible phenomenon of the
human mind...
You've already heard me mention dreams
before in my previous lectures, right?
I said that dreams are proof of the
existence of the unconscious.
Dreams and the unconscious are very
closely related... That will be the
starting point of today's lecture.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]So far, we've discussed archetypes and[n]psychological types, things Jung was[n]famous for...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]This time, let's learn about another[n]distinctive feature of Jungian[n]psychology: dream analysis.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]As the name implies, dream analysis is[n]the study of the psychological meanings[n]behind dreams.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]This is commonly used as a synonym for[n]Jungian psychology as a whole.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Of course, Jung himself used dream[n]analysis to treat his patients.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]The mysticality and flamboyancy of that[n]idea must make it popular.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]It's true that dreams are probably the[n]most incomprehensible phenomenon of the[n]human mind...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You've already heard me mention dreams[n]before in my previous lectures, right?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]I said that dreams are proof of the[n]existence of the unconscious.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Dreams and the unconscious are very[n]closely related... That will be the[n]starting point of today's lecture.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_002
The first person to point out the
connection between dreams and the
unconscious was Freud, Jung's mentor.
You remember him, right?
Yes, THAT Freud.
Freud studied dreams and noticed that
there were a lot of elements that
"fulfilled the dreamer's desires..."
He thought that dreams were phenomena
where the desires of the unconscious
relapse into the conscious during sleep.
To be blunt, you see dreams in order to
feel good.
I believe Freud's theory is quite
convincing...
But Jung's view varies a bit from it.
connection between dreams and the
unconscious was Freud, Jung's mentor.
You remember him, right?
Yes, THAT Freud.
Freud studied dreams and noticed that
there were a lot of elements that
"fulfilled the dreamer's desires..."
He thought that dreams were phenomena
where the desires of the unconscious
relapse into the conscious during sleep.
To be blunt, you see dreams in order to
feel good.
I believe Freud's theory is quite
convincing...
But Jung's view varies a bit from it.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]The first person to point out the[n]connection between dreams and the[n]unconscious was Freud, Jung's mentor.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]You remember him, right?[n]Yes, THAT Freud.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Freud studied dreams and noticed that[n]there were a lot of elements that[n]"fulfilled the dreamer's desires..."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He thought that dreams were phenomena[n]where the desires of the unconscious[n]relapse into the conscious during sleep.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]To be blunt, you see dreams in order to[n]feel good.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I believe Freud's theory is quite[n]convincing...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]But Jung's view varies a bit from it.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_003
Jung heard about dreams from his patients,
as well as recorded and studied his own
dreams, in hopes of learning their cause...
The core of dreams is the basic property
of the mind's functions, something Jung
himself theorized.
I talked about this with the personality
types. Do you remember that?
What Jung saw as the mechanism behind
dreams is "the mind's tendency to
compensate."
In other words, he believed that dreams
occur due to the "power of conscious and
unconscious compensating for each other."
...I feel like I've been repeating myself,
but just one more time:
Within the mind, the conscious and the
unconscious compensate for each other's
imbalances.
They try to fix erroneous and incomplete
parts of each other.
And, one such method of compensation
is through dreams.
as well as recorded and studied his own
dreams, in hopes of learning their cause...
The core of dreams is the basic property
of the mind's functions, something Jung
himself theorized.
I talked about this with the personality
types. Do you remember that?
What Jung saw as the mechanism behind
dreams is "the mind's tendency to
compensate."
In other words, he believed that dreams
occur due to the "power of conscious and
unconscious compensating for each other."
...I feel like I've been repeating myself,
but just one more time:
Within the mind, the conscious and the
unconscious compensate for each other's
imbalances.
They try to fix erroneous and incomplete
parts of each other.
And, one such method of compensation
is through dreams.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Jung heard about dreams from his patients,[n]as well as recorded and studied his own[n]dreams, in hopes of learning their cause...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]The core of dreams is the basic property[n]of the mind's functions, something Jung[n]himself theorized.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]I talked about this with the personality[n]types. Do you remember that?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]What Jung saw as the mechanism behind[n]dreams is "the mind's tendency to[n]compensate."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]In other words, he believed that dreams[n]occur due to the "power of conscious and[n]unconscious compensating for each other."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]...I feel like I've been repeating myself,[n]but just one more time:[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Within the mind, the conscious and the[n]unconscious compensate for each other's[n]imbalances.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]They try to fix erroneous and incomplete[n]parts of each other.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]And, one such method of compensation[n]is through dreams.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_004
Putting it into graphics...
The unconscious is sending dreams to
support the conscious... Just remember
it like that.
It's trying to fix erroneous and
incomplete parts of the conscious.
Dreams are the unconscious' "quip" to
the conscious.
...Maybe that's being too light on the
subject.
At any rate, just remember that dreams
happen to compensate for erroneous and
incomplete parts of the conscious.
The unconscious is sending dreams to
support the conscious... Just remember
it like that.
It's trying to fix erroneous and
incomplete parts of the conscious.
Dreams are the unconscious' "quip" to
the conscious.
...Maybe that's being too light on the
subject.
At any rate, just remember that dreams
happen to compensate for erroneous and
incomplete parts of the conscious.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Putting it into graphics...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]The unconscious is sending dreams to[n]support the conscious... Just remember[n]it like that.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]It's trying to fix erroneous and[n]incomplete parts of the conscious.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Dreams are the unconscious' "quip" to[n]the conscious.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]...Maybe that's being too light on the[n]subject.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]At any rate, just remember that dreams[n]happen to compensate for erroneous and[n]incomplete parts of the conscious.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_005
This is just a basic explanation of
dreams. There's a lot more variety
when you go into details.
I'm going to be a little bold and try
using more technical terms to describe
what I mean here.
The dreams that are based on things that
you are aware of and help you think about
them are called "compensatory."
Conversely, "non-compensatory" dreams
are ones that can help you to sort out
potential problems from external sources.
Non-compensatory dreams don't reflect
the conscious mind, but can still be
helpful in their own way.
Those are the "complete" dreams; the
dreams that your unconscious delivers
to the conscious...
There are also "incomplete" versions
that get shown to the conscious as well.
There are "reiterative dreams," which
show events from real life. It's pretty
much your memory replaying itself.
"Physiological dreams" are dreams you
have because of physical influences on
your body while you're sleeping.
So, to recap: compensatory and non-
compensatory dreams, along with reiterative
and physiological dreams.
You don't need to remember all that in
detail. Just remember that there are
several types and levels of dreams.
dreams. There's a lot more variety
when you go into details.
I'm going to be a little bold and try
using more technical terms to describe
what I mean here.
The dreams that are based on things that
you are aware of and help you think about
them are called "compensatory."
Conversely, "non-compensatory" dreams
are ones that can help you to sort out
potential problems from external sources.
Non-compensatory dreams don't reflect
the conscious mind, but can still be
helpful in their own way.
Those are the "complete" dreams; the
dreams that your unconscious delivers
to the conscious...
There are also "incomplete" versions
that get shown to the conscious as well.
There are "reiterative dreams," which
show events from real life. It's pretty
much your memory replaying itself.
"Physiological dreams" are dreams you
have because of physical influences on
your body while you're sleeping.
So, to recap: compensatory and non-
compensatory dreams, along with reiterative
and physiological dreams.
You don't need to remember all that in
detail. Just remember that there are
several types and levels of dreams.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]This is just a basic explanation of[n]dreams. There's a lot more variety[n]when you go into details.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I'm going to be a little bold and try[n]using more technical terms to describe[n]what I mean here.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]The dreams that are based on things that[n]you are aware of and help you think about[n]them are called "compensatory."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Conversely, "non-compensatory" dreams[n]are ones that can help you to sort out[n]potential problems from external sources.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Non-compensatory dreams don't reflect[n]the conscious mind, but can still be[n]helpful in their own way.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Those are the "complete" dreams; the[n]dreams that your unconscious delivers[n]to the conscious...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]There are also "incomplete" versions[n]that get shown to the conscious as well.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]There are "reiterative dreams," which[n]show events from real life. It's pretty[n]much your memory replaying itself.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"Physiological dreams" are dreams you[n]have because of physical influences on[n]your body while you're sleeping.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]So, to recap: compensatory and non-[n]compensatory dreams, along with reiterative[n]and physiological dreams.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]You don't need to remember all that in[n]detail. Just remember that there are[n]several types and levels of dreams.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
SEL_006
- "I'll try to remember."
- "You forgot one."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"I'll try to remember."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"You forgot one."
Response to selection: "I'll try to remember."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_007
......
...I like your passion towards your
studies. I was going to leave this out,
but I want to pass Jung's ambition on.
Listen carefully!
...I like your passion towards your
studies. I was going to leave this out,
but I want to pass Jung's ambition on.
Listen carefully!
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]......[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]...I like your passion towards your[n]studies. I was going to leave this out,[n]but I want to pass Jung's ambition on.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Listen carefully![n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Response to selection: "You forgot one."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_008
*twitch* *twitch*
I see our students are getting better;
I didn't expect this comment from any
of you.
I wasn't going to bring this up, but now
that it looks like I don't have a choice.
So prepare yourselves and listen up!
I see our students are getting better;
I didn't expect this comment from any
of you.
I wasn't going to bring this up, but now
that it looks like I don't have a choice.
So prepare yourselves and listen up!
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]*twitch* *twitch*[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I see our students are getting better;[n]I didn't expect this comment from any[n]of you.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I wasn't going to bring this up, but now[n]that it looks like I don't have a choice.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]So prepare yourselves and listen up![n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_009
Jung did describe a very special type
of dream.
"Prophetic dreams."
The other types had explanations that
made sense, although it may take some
effort to figure them out...
But it's hard to give a reasonable
explanation of prophetic dreams.
Prophetic dreams predict the future.
But, there is no explanation given as
to how anyone can predict events that
they have no way of possibly knowing.
Some trick... an erroneous report...
Even after going through these, Jung was
left with the fact that they do exist.
However, instead of denying or ignoring
that type of dream, he tried to expound
upon it.
In the process, he began to look for
the existence of telepathic power...
But that's for another time.
So, you see, there are some dreams that
not even Jung was able to explain.
...Jung's achievements span all sorts of
places, so it's easy to go off-track.
Let's get back to dream analysis.
of dream.
"Prophetic dreams."
The other types had explanations that
made sense, although it may take some
effort to figure them out...
But it's hard to give a reasonable
explanation of prophetic dreams.
Prophetic dreams predict the future.
But, there is no explanation given as
to how anyone can predict events that
they have no way of possibly knowing.
Some trick... an erroneous report...
Even after going through these, Jung was
left with the fact that they do exist.
However, instead of denying or ignoring
that type of dream, he tried to expound
upon it.
In the process, he began to look for
the existence of telepathic power...
But that's for another time.
So, you see, there are some dreams that
not even Jung was able to explain.
...Jung's achievements span all sorts of
places, so it's easy to go off-track.
Let's get back to dream analysis.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Jung did describe a very special type[n]of dream.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"Prophetic dreams."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]The other types had explanations that[n]made sense, although it may take some[n]effort to figure them out...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]But it's hard to give a reasonable[n]explanation of prophetic dreams.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Prophetic dreams predict the future.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]But, there is no explanation given as[n]to how anyone can predict events that[n]they have no way of possibly knowing.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Some trick... an erroneous report...[n]Even after going through these, Jung was[n]left with the fact that they do exist.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]However, instead of denying or ignoring[n]that type of dream, he tried to expound[n]upon it.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]In the process, he began to look for[n]the existence of telepathic power...[n]But that's for another time.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]So, you see, there are some dreams that[n]not even Jung was able to explain.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]...Jung's achievements span all sorts of[n]places, so it's easy to go off-track.[n]Let's get back to dream analysis.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_010
Now, I'm sure that after hearing all
this, some of you out there want to
start analyzing your own dreams.
I don't blame you.
Is it really possible...? Let's say you
had a certain dream, and continue on
from there.
For this example, you've had a dream in
which your father turned into a lizardman.
And at the dinner table, old Lizard-Dad
is sitting there like normal, talking
about the next vacation you'll take.
After seeing this powerful image, you
feel that this dream has to mean
something and search for an answer.
So, you check books and search the web
for things about lizards in dreams,
looking for template interpretations.
But, Jung warned that this interpretation
is only a one-sided analysis.
After all, lizards might hold some deep
personal meaning to you that isn't
the same as other peoples'.
So, continuing on with the lizard
dream... Hm? Are lizards too creepy?
Should I change Lizard-Dad into a
marshmallow man for this example?
this, some of you out there want to
start analyzing your own dreams.
I don't blame you.
Is it really possible...? Let's say you
had a certain dream, and continue on
from there.
For this example, you've had a dream in
which your father turned into a lizardman.
And at the dinner table, old Lizard-Dad
is sitting there like normal, talking
about the next vacation you'll take.
After seeing this powerful image, you
feel that this dream has to mean
something and search for an answer.
So, you check books and search the web
for things about lizards in dreams,
looking for template interpretations.
But, Jung warned that this interpretation
is only a one-sided analysis.
After all, lizards might hold some deep
personal meaning to you that isn't
the same as other peoples'.
So, continuing on with the lizard
dream... Hm? Are lizards too creepy?
Should I change Lizard-Dad into a
marshmallow man for this example?
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Now, I'm sure that after hearing all[n]this, some of you out there want to[n]start analyzing your own dreams.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I don't blame you.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Is it really possible...? Let's say you[n]had a certain dream, and continue on[n]from there.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]For this example, you've had a dream in[n]which your father turned into a lizardman.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]And at the dinner table, old Lizard-Dad[n]is sitting there like normal, talking[n]about the next vacation you'll take.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]After seeing this powerful image, you[n]feel that this dream has to mean[n]something and search for an answer.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]So, you check books and search the web[n]for things about lizards in dreams,[n]looking for template interpretations.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]But, Jung warned that this interpretation[n]is only a one-sided analysis.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]After all, lizards might hold some deep[n]personal meaning to you that isn't[n]the same as other peoples'.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]So, continuing on with the lizard[n]dream... Hm? Are lizards too creepy?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Should I change Lizard-Dad into a[n]marshmallow man for this example?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
SEL_011
- "Let's stay with Lizard-Dad."
- "Let's make him a marshmallow."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"Let's stay with Lizard-Dad."
[f 0 5][f 2 1]"Let's make him a marshmallow."
Response to selection: "Let's stay with Lizard-Dad."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_012
That lizard might be a representation
formed by the unconscious mind to express
something creepy, an enemy...
But it might be something other than the
common image. Maybe you like lizards, or
the first lizard you saw impressed you...
In other words, your personal "lizard"
may not be the "lizard" that other people
perceive in their unconscious.
formed by the unconscious mind to express
something creepy, an enemy...
But it might be something other than the
common image. Maybe you like lizards, or
the first lizard you saw impressed you...
In other words, your personal "lizard"
may not be the "lizard" that other people
perceive in their unconscious.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]That lizard might be a representation[n]formed by the unconscious mind to express[n]something creepy, an enemy...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]But it might be something other than the[n]common image. Maybe you like lizards, or[n]the first lizard you saw impressed you...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]In other words, your personal "lizard"[n]may not be the "lizard" that other people[n]perceive in their unconscious.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Response to selection: "Let's make him a marshmallow."
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_013
Okay, so you're dreaming about Marshmallow
Dad, drunk at the dinner table, talking
about the next family vacation...
That marshmallow might be a representation
formed by the unconscious to express
something sweet or soft...
But it might be something other than the
common image. Maybe you like marshmallows,
or you saw a marshmallow-man in a movie.
In other words, the "marshmallow" that
you see in dreams could be based on your
own personal experiences.
Dad, drunk at the dinner table, talking
about the next family vacation...
That marshmallow might be a representation
formed by the unconscious to express
something sweet or soft...
But it might be something other than the
common image. Maybe you like marshmallows,
or you saw a marshmallow-man in a movie.
In other words, the "marshmallow" that
you see in dreams could be based on your
own personal experiences.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Okay, so you're dreaming about Marshmallow[n]Dad, drunk at the dinner table, talking[n]about the next family vacation...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]That marshmallow might be a representation[n]formed by the unconscious to express[n]something sweet or soft...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]But it might be something other than the[n]common image. Maybe you like marshmallows,[n]or you saw a marshmallow-man in a movie.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]In other words, the "marshmallow" that[n]you see in dreams could be based on your[n]own personal experiences.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_014
So, is the thing you see in your dream
a symbol, or are you dreaming about the
thing itself?
Without figuring out the difference,
you'll have a hard time figuring out
what your dreams are trying to say.
That is to say, your unconscious is
calling out to you, but you either aren't
hearing it or are taking it the wrong way.
a symbol, or are you dreaming about the
thing itself?
Without figuring out the difference,
you'll have a hard time figuring out
what your dreams are trying to say.
That is to say, your unconscious is
calling out to you, but you either aren't
hearing it or are taking it the wrong way.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]So, is the thing you see in your dream[n]a symbol, or are you dreaming about the[n]thing itself?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Without figuring out the difference,[n]you'll have a hard time figuring out[n]what your dreams are trying to say.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]That is to say, your unconscious is[n]calling out to you, but you either aren't[n]hearing it or are taking it the wrong way.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_015
Jung proposed a method to solve this
problem.
That method is "association."
In this method, you ask the individual
to expand on the personal experiences
they have with the images in dreams.
problem.
That method is "association."
In this method, you ask the individual
to expand on the personal experiences
they have with the images in dreams.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Jung proposed a method to solve this[n]problem.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]That method is "association."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]In this method, you ask the individual[n]to expand on the personal experiences[n]they have with the images in dreams.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_016
In regards to the lizard...
"What do you think of when you hear
the word 'lizard'?" "What did it look
like? What do you remember about it?"
"What do you think of when you hear
the word 'lizard'?" "What did it look
like? What do you remember about it?"
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]In regards to the lizard...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"What do you think of when you hear[n]the word 'lizard'?" "What did it look[n]like? What do you remember about it?"[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_017
In regards to the marshmallow...
"What do you think of when you hear
the word 'marshmallow'?" "What did it
look like? What do you remember?"
"What do you think of when you hear
the word 'marshmallow'?" "What did it
look like? What do you remember?"
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]In regards to the marshmallow...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"What do you think of when you hear[n]the word 'marshmallow'?" "What did it[n]look like? What do you remember?"[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_018
Basically, you talk with the person and
expand on the meaning of the dream,
leading to deeper interpretation.
expand on the meaning of the dream,
leading to deeper interpretation.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Basically, you talk with the person and[n]expand on the meaning of the dream,[n]leading to deeper interpretation.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_019
Jung also proposed another method, noting
that dreams are "stories" created by the
unconscious.
Just as dreams are stories created by
the unconscious for the individual...
He took notice that there were stories
created by the unconscious for "the
collective."
Those stories are "ancient mythology."
He advocated the method of comparing
dreams to myths.
This is known as "amplification."
If a dream in question is hard to interpret
by personal experience, looking at similar
myths may lend a hint about its meaning.
Not only myths, but fairy tales and the
like are also used...
Using these past examples and archives,
you would supplement the dreams and
interpret them.
that dreams are "stories" created by the
unconscious.
Just as dreams are stories created by
the unconscious for the individual...
He took notice that there were stories
created by the unconscious for "the
collective."
Those stories are "ancient mythology."
He advocated the method of comparing
dreams to myths.
This is known as "amplification."
If a dream in question is hard to interpret
by personal experience, looking at similar
myths may lend a hint about its meaning.
Not only myths, but fairy tales and the
like are also used...
Using these past examples and archives,
you would supplement the dreams and
interpret them.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Jung also proposed another method, noting[n]that dreams are "stories" created by the[n]unconscious.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Just as dreams are stories created by[n]the unconscious for the individual...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He took notice that there were stories[n]created by the unconscious for "the[n]collective."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Those stories are "ancient mythology."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He advocated the method of comparing[n]dreams to myths.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]This is known as "amplification."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]If a dream in question is hard to interpret[n]by personal experience, looking at similar[n]myths may lend a hint about its meaning.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Not only myths, but fairy tales and the[n]like are also used...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Using these past examples and archives,[n]you would supplement the dreams and[n]interpret them.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_020
Accurate dream interpretation using
both association and amplification is
very difficult.
Long conversations and personal counseling
are necessary, and the analyst must be
proficient.
I must say that dream interpretation
is not an easy task.
Quick interpretations may be fun, but
they lack credibility.
While it is important to lend your ear
to the unconscious...
Being tied down by an inexperienced
interpretation would actually make
the dream harmful.
both association and amplification is
very difficult.
Long conversations and personal counseling
are necessary, and the analyst must be
proficient.
I must say that dream interpretation
is not an easy task.
Quick interpretations may be fun, but
they lack credibility.
While it is important to lend your ear
to the unconscious...
Being tied down by an inexperienced
interpretation would actually make
the dream harmful.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Accurate dream interpretation using[n]both association and amplification is[n]very difficult.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Long conversations and personal counseling[n]are necessary, and the analyst must be[n]proficient.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I must say that dream interpretation[n]is not an easy task.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Quick interpretations may be fun, but[n]they lack credibility.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]While it is important to lend your ear[n]to the unconscious...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Being tied down by an inexperienced[n]interpretation would actually make [n]the dream harmful.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_021
...Now then, it looks like it's time.
And that's it for today.
And that's it for today.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]...Now then, it looks like it's time.[n]And that's it for today.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]