1. Jung’s compensatory dream: Realized something was not right in relationship with a female patient. Decided to raise the issue in next therapy session. That night dreamt he was in a valley looking high up at a woman in a castle. He woke with a crick in his neck from looking up. “If in the dream I had to look up at the patient in this fashion, in reality I had probably been looking down on her. Dreams are, after all, compensations for the conscious attitude.” When he shared the dream and interpretation, there was an immediate positive change in the therapeutic relationship. 2. Hour-long vision of an ocean of blood rushing over the Alps and drowning all of Western civilization. Series of dreams in which an Arctic cold wave descended upon Europe, killing all life. These were a year before the war broke out in 1914.
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