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A brave King’s son sets out to see the world and meets a giant, who challenges him to fetch an apple from the Tree of Life. The prince succeeds, gaining a magical ring and a loyal lion companion. The giant tries to steal the ring, blinds the prince, and attempts to kill him, but the lion saves him…

A King adored a particular apple tree in his garden and declared that anyone who picked its fruit should be buried a hundred fathoms underground. Despite this, his youngest daughter plucked an irresistible red apple, shared it with her sisters, and all three were swallowed by the earth.

Tsar Berendei discovers someone stealing golden apples from his garden. His youngest son, Ivan, catches the thief—a Firebird—leaving behind a glowing feather. Intrigued, the Tsar sends his sons to capture the bird. Ivan, aided by a magical Grey Wolf after losing his horse, embarks on a series of…

No longer in the heavens, or on top Mount Olympus, depth psychology suggest that the gods of old are to be found within, as the archetypes of our psyche.

Two key psychic forces, that are inevitably drawn into a state of conflict, are the Puer and Senex archetypes. The Puer is reflective of our adventurous spirit, whereas the Senex is characteristic of our more staid sensibility.

In Greek myth, the other gods looked down upon Ares, the god of War, whereas in Roman myth, he was second only to Jupiter, the king of the gods. In our modern times, he meets a similar fate in that he may be praised or denigrated.

Having long been kept secret, Jung’s Red Book was published in2009. Since then, it has become a source of inquiry into the inspiration behindJung’s thinking.

Central to mainstream psychology are various developmental models. Freud defined a series of psychosexual stages of development. Similarly, Erik Erikson proposed an eight-step process by which we mature. With his stages of Cognitive Development, Jean Piaget identified a maturity model that unfolds…

Develop your ESP by tapping into the Alpha & Theta levels of your mind.

Astrology is commonly thought of as an oracle, that is, as a predictive tool capable of ascertaining one’s future. While it is true that astrology can be used in this predictive manner, its capacity for foretelling the actual events of one’s life has diminished over the centuries.