I can’t sleep!

Everyone is asleep, but I can’t sleep. Like the spirits, I walk around at night, thinking about how I can organize my philosophical thoughts. Organizing things is all I want. It feels like everything is slipping out of my hands, and I have no control over them. But order is not always good. I am convincing myself to be more of an observer than an organizer. I want to say whatever comes to my mind. I don’t like order. Chaos is better. Order is like an iron cage that creates anxiety and loneliness in me. What do I see? General laws govern the world of human minds. They are completely unaware of this. These laws have been formed over hundreds of years. They can be translated into different languages: the language of philosophy, the language of art and painting, the language of physics, the language of psychology. But where do these laws become most evident? When you want to treat someone in a therapy room, and you’re re-constructing their lived experiences to reach their unconscious cores from within that meaningless chaos, you’re reviewing a life that has continued from ancient times to the present. A human is truly an event. But whenever you want to understand it, it hides itself within the layers of words and sentences. That’s why some say you must interpret to understand how each word leads you to the truth. Friends!! why do you call this interpretation? You are categorizing. You are categorizing the lived experiences of the individuals. It’s that simple. You categorize the lived experiences and become aware of the laws that govern that person’s life. Then, you gradually make the person aware of these laws. Alright, let’s consider that the laws of life for this person who has come to you to tell their story, they themselves have been in another life and lived with others for years! Just this easily, you can understand that unconscious laws govern human thoughts. We still don’t have a theory to discover these laws, which is why I say these things are nonsense.

Where are the facts?

In fact, a therapy room is a window into the past, a journey through time happens in the therapy room. In the therapy room, the roots of the political and social behaviors of the people of every land are revealed. I wish Karl Marx, instead of writing for years about his ideal political system, had thought about the inner lives of individuals and tried to discover the laws of human history from within the lived experiences of people. Long live Sigmund Freud, who was able to invent the therapy room. Psychoanalysis is not a scientific discipline. It shouldn’t be. Psychoanalysis must remain a pseudoscience to always guide scholars towards history. Every person is part of the history they have lived through. In the therapy room, this history will be read. However, the mind that seeks this history, if it lacks critical thinking, regards the lived experience of an human as personal and individual thing, not as a historical event.
Humans are guided by a historical intelligent whole, of which they are unaware. This intelligent whole is their collective unconscious (general and unwritten laws). It drives the thoughts, behaviors, groups and masses.
I follow the path to discover the collective unconscious, and I know it exists. One day, I will discover this collective mind, and until then, the concept of all sciences and humanities will be changed.