Unconscious

Love can cause a metamorphosis in us. With love we can become distant people, we even know each other. This is because love is such a difficult feeling to explain that it can sometimes be called unconscious love. Do we know that each one has his own definition of love based on what is lived, […]

Feelings, thoughts, memories, rituals, myths? Humanity shares common elements that, according to Carl Jung’s collective unconscious theory, constitute a kind of psychic heritage. So, we’d be in front of one? Of meanings that we inherit as a social group and that, in a certain way and according to this theory, affect our behavior and emotions.

Sigmund Freud, father of psychoanalysis, noticed phenomena that, for other scientists of the time, went unnoticed, such as the manifestation of the unconscious in everyday life, from his observations was born a book that became a classic on the subject: On the psychopathology of daily life. In this work, Freud identifies small everyday phenomena that

One of the great paradoxes of the human being is that much of his wisdom lies not in consciousness, but in the unconscious, to this we generally call accumulation of intuition of knowledge, is a knowledge that is hidden, but that is within us. So much so that science has shown that the unconscious detects

Guilt is a complex feeling, influenced by many factors, it is lived as remorse, self-censity and feeling of personal indignity, however, it is not always conscious. There are experiences that lead to unconscious guilt, that is, to an accusation against oneself, which creates discomfort, but without realizing it. Unconscious guilt is almost always linked to

Sigmund Freud’s theory of the unconscious was a milestone in the history of psychology, this strange and fascinating underground world that generates uncontrollable fantasies, failures and impulses has allowed us, finally, to see a large part of mental disorders not as somatic diseases, nor as cerebral. diseases, but as occasional disturbances of our mind. Today,

Let’s start by setting an example: when we were little we learned to ride a bike, after a while it became so automatic that we didn’t even think about maintaining balance and pedaling without falling to the ground. We have stored this information somewhere in our brain structures to automate this learning. Experts refer to

The unconscious is one of the fundamental pillars of Sigmund Freud’s theory, it has been added to our vocabulary becoming an everyday concept, perhaps because it allows us to blame others and serves as an excuse for some mistakes made. it has shown us, possessing our most shameful impulses, gives way to a very different