Ever wondered why your dreams sometimes feel like secret cinema for the soul?

That curiosity took root over a century ago when a Vienna-based doctor named Sigmund Freud cracked open the doors to the unconscious. Freud believed our thoughts run on two tracks: the polite surface train and a subterranean express packed with wishes, worries and half-forgotten memories.

He mapped that hidden network, coining “psychoanalysis” and inviting people to talk freely on his famous couch. Along the way he decoded dreams as midnight postcards from the mind, explored childhood’s lasting fingerprints, and slipped everyday words like “ego” into popular chat. Whether you’ve laughed at Freudian memes or caught yourself saying the wrong name, you’re meeting his influence daily.

Ready to try the couch without the formality? Ask Disciple's FreudAI about last night’s wild dream and explore the power of your childhood experiences. Insight is instant, the session is yours, and the next breakthrough could start with your next message.