The wildness of our subconscious is where I pool all of the shit dreams we don't want to have but are having. Because the vast majority of people are passive dreamers they don't have any skills in dreaming to address negative dream content while in a negative dream. That comes with knowing how to change your dreams or control them which is a learned skill.

What I do is teach how to program your own dream content as a dream artist knowing it's in learning this ability to organize and shape your thoughts into desired dream experiences is a skill that emerges in resolving these past-negative patterns we want to prune from oneself.

The person with the PSTD trauma resolving it through dreaming wasn't offered that result in the course because this area is not yet fully scientifically accepted although it's known that dreaming can help resolve many psychological traumas. So I engineered the course with that in mind but not claimed that it will be the cure-all many would want.

It's nice when you can turn the tide on the wildness of the subconscious and actually have the ability not to consent to certain undesired dream simulations. Usually, once we opt out or replace them they just go away but can sometimes resurface if the embedded pattern is still lingering but often by that point it's not as intense or deep.

Although I know positive dreaming can be beneficial to our mental health I also know negative dreaming can be bad for our mental health but we can't get rid of the negative if we keep letting it build up and fester without resolution and release. It always is there until we let it go and resolve it sadly.

Even at 49 I have to monitor my influences and do house-cleaning in my own dreams because life kicks hard sometimes even for me.