ردپای خدایان الفارسية 1401

From the flowing bodies of the deserts to the frozen polar lands; From vast oceans to ancient forests and high plateaus, wherever humans have first gathered, these questions have always been with them: Who are we? How did we get here and where are we going? These questions have always appeared in different ways in people's lives, questions that have been expressed many times; It has been the subject of many carvings on the walls of their caves; In the regular and repetitive pattern of the seasons, they have been present in rituals and customs related to birth and death, and even war and lovemaking. Even today, the same questions of the early days have not left the modern man. If there is one feature that distinguishes the human species from other types of creatures, it is the power to raise these questions, the tolerance of facing them, and our need to be in the great rhythm of change and It is continuity. Sometimes the researchers and writers of the Jung school seem vague and confusing to the general readers; Because they often refer to myths in their works. They generally use ancient legends in their content. These stories add a special beauty to the content, but their usefulness and application from the psychological point of view are still unclear for many readers of these works. They try to cope with their way and performance, or in the worst case, they consider the followers of the Jung school as people with dumb, scary, and mysterious minds. This book is an attempt to clarify why psychologists of the Jungian school owe so much to myths and mythological stories.