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Why People Dream of Apocalypse | Psychology Today
The website is a blog post on Psychology Today, written by Kelly Bulkeley, Ph.D., about why people dream of apocalypse. Bulkeley argues that apocalyptic dreams are a common and natural phenomenon, reflecting our innate fear of disaster and destruction. He explores the archetype of apocalypse, its potential manipulation, and its implications for our collective future. The article suggests that while apocalyptic dreams can be unsettling, they also represent an opportunity for deeper self-reflection and the development of creative solutions to address the challenges we face in the world.
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The website is a blog post on Psychology Today, written by Kelly Bulkeley, Ph.D., about why people dream of apocalypse. Bulkeley argues that apocalyptic dreams are a common and natural phenomenon, reflecting our innate fear of disaster and destruction. He explores the archetype of apocalypse, its potential manipulation, and its implications for our collective future. The article suggests that while apocalyptic dreams can be unsettling, they also represent an opportunity for deeper self-reflection and the development of creative solutions to address the challenges we face in the world.
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