Our grandiosity as little boys is healthy, we might feel like the son of a king, walking in the woods knowing the trees are alive. We felt like we would become king Arthur one day or Merlin the magician. Full of spirit and fueled by sexual instinct. We want to keep this feeling, we tend to forget about the negative things that happened in childhood, toxic relationships, abuse, or trauma.

Great myths often highlight the importance of asking questions. To ask a question implies something beautiful. By doing it I humbly admit that I lack knowledge in a certain field and at the same time I confess I want to learn a new thing which will help me to move on.

Lately I am observing the inferiority complex in myself, and how it relates to feelings of superiority on the other hand. It’s like two sides of the same coin, with one being present and the other residing in the unconscious.

Humans Quadrate the world in mythic images. The Warrior, Magician, Lover, and King/Queen are representing the core structures of the human psyche according to Robert Moore (1984, Professor of Psychoanalysis, Culture, and Spirituality at Chicago Theological Seminary, Jungian Analyst). In this blog, we will talk about these energies.