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A Latent psychosis (n.) is only the possibility of breaking down someday, which depends not on strange unconscious contents, found also in artists and normal dreamers, but on whether one can bear panic or a psyche at war with itself.
Latent psychosis (n.) outnumbers manifest cases by perhaps ten to one, Jung reckoned; such patients often pass as hysterics or obsessionals and systematically avoid asylums, seeking the psychologist instead.
The Latent psychosis (n.) stands on treacherous ground, knowing his foundations may give way; dreams of heaving earth, bulging walls and the world's end signal his menacing isolation and call for immediate precautions.