Dark clouds over Europe

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Dreams offer profound insights into our inner selves, addressing important issues that balance our conscious perspectives. They can also provide objective insights into external people and situations. When dreams contain collective elements, such as archetypal dreams, they can hold significance for society as a whole, revealing aspects of the collective unconscious that may be destructive or culturally beneficial. The author, a psychotherapist, interprets dreams collected from diverse individuals between 1989 and 1992, focusing on themes related to an independent sovereign Switzerland and Europe. These archetypal dreams extend beyond personal relevance, shedding light on the collective situation in Switzerland during that period and maintaining their significance today. Their symbolic content remains vital as they highlight aspects that have yet to enter general consciousness. The dreams presented offer insights into what may be stirring beneath the surface of contemporary events. The book concludes by discussing the dangers of ignoring the realities behind these dreams and the potential positive effects of integrating the imagery from this unconscious realm, in relation to Switzerland, Europe, and the world at large.