Psyche

This aligns with Russian Symbolist tendencies to prioritize inner landscapes over external geography, making Atlantis a mirror of the human psyche rather than a lost island.

At this level, protective layers of the psyche are stripped away, leaving individuals emotionally exposed and vulnerable to past wounds.

These archetypes represent different aspects of an individual's psyche and personality and the roles they assume in various situations.

Studying the Major Arcana provides an understanding of the components of the physical mind and the relationships within one’s psyche.

These archetypes align with the psyche's components, as Bashar explained.

Bashar connects these cards to the archetypal energies within the human psyche:

Encompass 22 archetypes within the psyche.

As a precursor to philosophies of self-awareness and natural harmony, Òrúnmìlà’s teachings explore the human psyche and its relationship with the environment.

The dragons long to reconnect with humanity, as the separation has caused disconnection in the cosmic psyche.

One of the daughters of Herakles, Psyche, a big bouncing girl, attracted our attention at the age of fourteen; for she was carrying in her arms a small brother, Fides, when she was attacked by a large goat ; the goat had big horns, curling at the base and spiked at the top, but the girl was not daunted ; she seized the goat by the horns and turned it head over heels, and then, picking it up by the hind-legs, she banged it vigorously on the ground.

Abraxas has also been referenced in literature and psychology, notably by Carl Jung, who interpreted the figure as representing the driving force of synthesis, a unity between opposing forces within the psyche.

Modern Interpretations: Carl Jung, the famous psychologist, referred to Abraxas as a symbol of the union of opposites, playing a key role in his exploration of the human psyche.

The text describes the creation of Eros and Psyche, Paradise, plants and animals, and humans. 

Psyche loved Eros and poured her blood on him, resulting in the first rose.