
Deep within our subconscious, there are so-called dominants — powerful unconscious elements formed in childhood. These dominants are like hidden magnetic fields that attract our thoughts, feelings, and actions. They are shaped by early experiences, trauma, family dynamics, and cultural conditioning.
How Do Dominants Influence Us?
Dominants show up as recurring life patterns, habitual reactions, fears, and conflicts. They are unconscious programs that dictate how we perceive the world and act in it. We may not even be aware of their existence, but they control our decisions, relationships, and internal state.
Psychedelic Therapy and Working with the Unconscious
With psychedelic therapy in altered states of consciousness, we can tap into these deep layers of the psyche. As Stanislav Grof said, dominants lose their energy when their nature is made clear. This process allows us to:
Release internal tension.
Break free from repetitive negative patterns.
Understand the roots of our emotions and reactions.
Healing Through Awareness
When dominants lose their power, a person gains more freedom. Instead of automatic responses, there’s space for conscious choice. This not only lifts the burden but also opens access to a deeper understanding of oneself and harmony in life.
Psychedelic therapy is a tool that helps not only to see the unconscious but also to process long-standing inner conflicts.