Mythology and the Cosmos: The Search Long before telescopes, satellites, or space observatories, human beings looked up at the night sky with wonder. The stars, the moon, the endless stretch of darkness, these were not empty spaces but filled with meaning, stories, and gods. Mythology became humanity’s earliest way of explaining the mysteries of the … Read more
Mythology as Psychology: Myths as Mirrors of the Mind Across cultures and centuries, myths have been humanity’s first psychology. Long before therapy rooms or scientific studies, people told stories to explain the mysteries of fear, love, courage, despair, and transformation. Whether in the Indian epics, the Greek tragedies, the Norse sagas, or Japanese folktales, myths … Read more
Animals in World Mythologies: Sacred Symbols From the earliest stories told around fires to the great epics written in scriptures, animals have been more than just companions in human life. They have been teachers, guardians, and symbols of divine forces. Across cultures and civilizations, animals in world mythologies hold a central place, representing everything from … Read more
Human inventiveness, curiosity, and the need to solve life’s riddles have long been reflected in mythology. Greek mythology is one of the most extensive and significant of the numerous mythical traditions found across the world. These myths are more than just folktales; they reflect a philosophy, literature, art, and contemporary culture that influenced ancient Greek … Read more
