Goth and Horror Writing Requires Visualization.

'Be careful what you wish for' has always held true because the three fold law is; What you put out (Negative or Positive) will always come back 3 times as strong. Very tricky business when your a writer of the Goth, Horror genre considering you're capturing what emerges from your subconscious wither it is good or bad. It's known as creative visualization and it's highly used by witches to cast spells. Although, for me it's a gift, I sometimes feel it's a curse, especially when I dream. Everything I dream is recorded and weaved into a story, a tale I feel has emerged from another life (Past Life)

This is however highly possible considering you can at any time during dream or mediation view your Akaskha files (your past life memories) It's all stored deep in your subconscious. The urge to write is like being pulled into a void by a giant magnet, and the dreams plague me if I do not submit to them. The stories basically tell themselves once you begin, and you never know where they're going to take you. The character's are the contents my collective unconscious call "archetypes," which means they are original primal, inherited patterns, or forms of thought and experience. They are the ancient, unconscious source of much that we think, do, and say as human beings. They are the "givens" in our psychological makeup.

Archetypes are neither good nor bad. They simply are. Archetypes are not susceptible to being sugarcoated or tamed by civilization; they live an autonomous existence at the root of our psyches in their original raw and primitive states. To most humans, with our limited awareness of the naturalcycles of life and our fear of suffering, certain archetypal qualities seem good and others seem bad. But, they're unique in their own sense, and they all have a story to tell.