Introduction: Dreams, Grief, and the Language of the Unconscious Sometimes we have dreams whose heaviness and anxiety follow us throughout the entire day—dreams so vivid and real that they occupy our mind and soul for a long time. The dream of meeting and embracing one’s deceased father—accompanied by clearly hearing a prophecy about your own…
Introduction One of Freud’s famous dreams, known as the “suit dream,” has repeatedly drawn the interest of psychoanalysts. In this article, we aim to deeply analyze this dream based on both Freud’s interpretations and the USPT (Universal Structural Psychoanalytic Triad) approach, highlighting hidden messages about identity crisis and the path to authentic growth. Description of…
Introduction Irma’s Dream—the first dream Freud fully analyzed—historically marked the genesis of foundational theories on the unconscious, dreams, and psychic structure. Yet, when viewed through a broader lens—not merely as an early dream interpretation but as a living fact of the analyst’s psychological state—it can be reinterpreted via USPT (Universal Symbolic-Psychological Typology). Unlike traditional hermeneutics, USPT examines symbolic…