Unconscious Passport Notebook

Unconscious Passport Notebook

This passport-sized notebook will transport your imagination by unlocking the deepest recesses of your unconscious mind. The notebook includes a book of tips for safe travel through the unconscious as well as many blank ruled pages for notes and memos about your travels. Enjoy!

Includes travel tips and an official passport information page.

3.5" x 5". 64 pages.

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The unconscious can be defined as the part of the mind that gives rise to thoughts and impulses of which the mind is not directly aware. The concept of the unconscious as we know it today was developed heavily by Sigmund Freud, and then later by his disciple C. G. Jung.

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Guest from Wash DC
Title: Passport to the unconscious review"
Sometimes a passport is just the trick for people who are afraid that they might get marooned in their unconscious as if they were tourists in a banana republic.
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Guest from Columbus Ohio
Title: Passports
A passport is a universal metaphor for access. This pocket sized journal is portable access to hopes and dreams. The more we write about our hopes and dreams, the more we gain access to them. I bought several of each passport for Christmas gifts this year. Everyone I've given them to so far loves this clever idea.
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Guest from IDCC
Title: Unconscious Passport
Perhaps some witticisms per page
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