The Myth I Live In: How to Recognize Your Archetype and Rewrite Your Life Script
9 hrs. 3 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Ekaterina Davydova
Author
Ekaterina Davydova
Narrator
Marina Tropina
Narrator
Marina Tropina
Description
We often don’t understand by what laws our inner world exists—and because of that, everything that happens to us feels like fate. The scenario we live through may seem very personal, but if you delve deeper, you can notice similar plots lived by women around the world. These plots exist in ancient myths, folk tales, and age-old parables.
Ekaterina Davydova is a Jungian psychologist. The methods she uses allow you, through images and metaphors, to recognize an individual myth.
In this book you will find:
– a psychological analysis of famous myths, fairy tales, films, and songs;
– descriptions of the mechanisms that govern our mental life;
– practices that will help you identify your scenario and transform it.
Ekaterina Davydova is a Jungian psychologist. The methods she uses allow you, through images and metaphors, to recognize an individual myth.
In this book you will find:
– a psychological analysis of famous myths, fairy tales, films, and songs;
– descriptions of the mechanisms that govern our mental life;
– practices that will help you identify your scenario and transform it.
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