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The Healing myth of the Psyche: Asklepios

Christopher ChaybanPosted on May 18, 2018 Posted in Blog No Comments

Author: Christopher Chayban The myth I have chosen to discuss is the myth of Asklepios. This myth is psychologically pertinent to the healing of the psyche through the dream. An ancestor of Jungian psychology you might say, the interpreter of …

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