The predatory unconscious

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Exploring the nature of the unconscious, the book presents it as an impersonal and non-pathological force that transcends traditional therapeutic frameworks. It argues that memory and consciousness are often misguided approaches to understanding the unconscious, which is better grasped through scientific investigation and personal intuition. The text posits that true sickness lies in the burden of excessive memory, while the unconscious serves as a creative power, challenging the notion that consciousness can reveal or cleanse it.