The Greek myth and self-care

In this book, Giuseppe Conte highlights the characters and heroes of Greek mythology and their relationship with the human soul and its close connection to humans, their thoughts, and their urges. The author presents images of Greek gods and heroes from a new perspective, understanding them as flows of energy passing through the human soul continuously, despite their varying appearances. They are in constant movement, even if they seem dormant deep within the psyche, but they are waiting for the right moment for revolution, emergence, and dominance over humans once again. In this book, Conte narrates how mythology increasingly revealed its inseparable connection with the soul, those souls that lost their way in the twenty-first century after launching the most violent attack on nature, appearing as if they wished to erase every human feature from the surface of the earth, even erase the very human essence in exchange for a new reality that derives its value from technology, economy, and money, regardless of the cost. Nevertheless, despite the soul still being subjected to an attack similar to that of nature, and despite the extent of corrupt darkness that managed to infiltrate it, it still beats with life alongside its motives, emotions, stimuli, memories, and desires.