Dream visualization
Dream Summary
The dream explores the duality of public and private selves, with reflections on hidden, potentially selfish thoughts, and mentions Westminster church as a significant place.
Interpretation
The division between the public self and the hidden self indicates the natural human tendency to wear masks for social or safety reasons. Hidden thoughts being seen as 'crazy' and 'selfish' suggests an awareness of the shadow self, which Jung emphasized as important for achieving self-understanding and integration. Westminster church may symbolize a place of reverence, tradition, or spiritual grounding, possibly pointing to the dreamer's feelings towards institutions or organized belief systems.
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