Podcast VirtualBooks presents Freud’s perspective on the relationship between dreams and telepathy, stating that, even if telepathy exists, it does not alter the psychoanalytic understanding of dreams. The Podcast analyzes two cases to illustrate its point: first, about a dream of a country that coincides with the birth of twins from its family, and second, which involves the recurring dream of a woman and her telepathic experiences. Freud argues that dreams, even those that appear telepathic, can be explained by the realization of unconscious desires and that psychoanalysis can make telepathic phenomena more intelligent. He emphasizes that this may not be a favorable state for telepathy, but telepathy is an unconscious mental activity that follows the laws of psychic life, and is not an alteration in the essential nature of dreams. In the final analysis, the Podcast seeks to clarify the relationship between these two domains, using specific cases to illustrate the psychoanalytic perspective on dreams and the potential influence of telepathy.
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