Myth and Trauma: Higher Self, Ancient Wisdom, and their Enemies
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Myth and Trauma: Higher Self, Ancient Wisdom, and their Enemies

by David Warner Mathisen

History Spirituality Mythology Psychology
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Myth and Trauma explores the connections among myth, trauma, the higher self, and ancient wisdom. It also considers the forces described as their enemies, offering a focused title for readers interested in spirituality, mythology, psychology, and enduring questions about inner life and traditional wisdom.

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Myth and Trauma: Higher Self, Ancient Wisdom, and their Enemies examines the relationship between myth, trauma, and the concept of the higher self.

The book considers ancient wisdom as a central subject, placing it alongside ideas about inner development and human experience.

It also addresses the forces identified as enemies of the higher self and ancient wisdom.

Readers interested in mythology, spirituality, psychology, and historical approaches to wisdom traditions may find this title relevant.

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