Psychology of the Soul

First, we will touch upon the views of Sigmund Freud, Carl Gustav Jung and some other Western researchers in order to understand the soul. While modern Western psychology tells us about the two-dimensional human being (conscious and unconscious), the psychology of the soul will take us to a very exciting third dimension: the superconscious or the universe of examples. In this area, we will encounter wisdom unknown to modern psychology, as if we were discovering a new continent. In the second section, we will try to understand what disorders such as anxiety, depression and neurosis mean according to the three-dimensional soul structure. We believe that looking at psychopathology from a different perspective will also offer new opportunities for treatment. In the third section, we will examine psychotherapy that investigates in depth. We will see that a person is never left alone, even in the deepest pits he falls into. As in the picture we presented to you on the cover, we will realize that even in the darkest nights in the vast waters of the ocean of life, a light miraculously guides us to the island that gives life. In the last section, we will try to understand the language of dreams by giving examples, as if we will pass through a gate of stars and cautiously step into the world of miraculous. From a psychological perspective, the science of the soul seems to be at its beginning, we hope that this modest study we present to you will be a means for new ideas for young researchers.