Amor and Psyche

The betrayal of Ellen Waltz and betrayal of love happens in all kinds of relationships. It seems catastrophic to make a lover prove his dishonesty, but you need to learn something from the unfaithfulness of a loved one. In Amor, Psyche, Erik Neumann, betrayal comes in various forms. Like Amor, if these characters seem to have exceeded their initial pain, their relationship will grow for betrayal. The first thing about betrayal is the reason of the combination of Amor and Psyche.

ERICH NEUMANN 111632 AMOR and PSYCHE: Psychological development of women: Latin novel of the 2nd century, story of Apuleius Neumann from The Golden Ass, story of famous Amor and Psyche of Erich Neumann revealed spirit and myths of the story The background shows how the competition between servant maid Psyche and the great goddess Aphrodite produces amazing and valuable insight into the spiritual life of women. 192 pgs. • 1971

In "Amor and Psyche" German psychologists in the mid-20th century and students of Erich Neumann of Karl Jung regarded this myth as a definition of psychological development of women. According to myths, to be completely spiritual, women said they had to accept monsters hiding from their emotional unconscious male dependence to the ultimate love essence. Scholar James McPeek pointed out that the myth of Cupid and Soul is the root of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. It is not because someone changed someone into a blind man. McPeck pointed out that all the enthusiasts in the story - Hermia and Lesand, Helena and Dmitryus, and Titania and Oberon - experienced only the bad guys created and solved in a magical way. Then you can find "real marriage"

The second century records of Cupid 's Applesus and Psyche' s original Greek myths are also linked in a chronological and geographical context, and they tell a story of passionate pursuit. In the description of Apuleius, Psyche is the most beautiful person of all humans. "She spreads the whole world beyond her beautiful reputation, people say that Venus himself can not be compared with this person." For that, Venus pushes Psyche to Cupid "Love in the world I commanded you. Cupid who sent his errands was surprised by her beauty and fell in love with him like "I turned the arrow to my heart" completely.