Is there a reason so many of the actions of the Bush regime have such a darkly surreal quality? Is there a message trying to be communicated to us? The answers to both questions would be yes, according to Paul Levy in his book, "The Madness of George W. Bush: A Reflection of Our Collective Psychosis." Using a Jungian lens and a concept he calls "malignant egophrenia," Levy asks us to look at the last few years as if it were a dream and President Bush was coughed up by the collective unconscious in order for us to wake up and evolve our consciousness .