Archetypal Psychoanthropology and Archetype-Behavioral Therapy

The book is a study of the concept of "Archetype" in various aspects – from the history of the term's origin to its application in psychological practice, initiated by Carl Gustav Jung. At the same time, the author goes beyond the well-known circle of ideas and develops the concept of Archetypal approach in self-knowledge, correlating it with genetics, epigenetics, and psychoanthropology. The notion of "Archetypal index" is presented. The themes of father and mother, love and hatred are examined from an unexpected perspective as factors of fate realization. The reader will also have the opportunity to master a body of practical psychotechnics that allow for a real experience of archetypal energies. Among the practices, the author presents three modeling games.

The book will be useful for psychotherapists, psychologists, writers, artists, and philosophers.