The power of association, and that's the process of being able to get into your unconscious

because it's not, you know, when you're imagining being the snake or being Jan, you know,

there's this power of association that you might not even know that you're making.

Like, this is somebody that's always in control.

And so now you're opening up to that experience about control or being out of control or needing

somebody that has control.

So the window into your unconscious can be so powerful, but you have to be open to

it, right?

You have to be open to saying, let's slow down.

And by the way, if somebody says I had a dream and they kind of laugh and go forward,

it's worthy to say, hey, slow down and tell me about that because if they're bringing

it up and they're mentioning it, it's carrying with them for some reason, some weight, even

if they don't know.

And oftentimes we don't know in our own dreams, like they're chaotic, they're crazy.

You called them dumb.

I think your meaning is they're just, they're chaotic.

They're not sensical many of the time.

Sometimes you get a whole storyline when you stop to think about it, but they can be

very chaotic, but full of symbols and full of meaning.

And when you slow it down, the story that can arise from that is so powerful.

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