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Many people spend their lives in an anxious pursuit of happiness, in a constant chase for joy.

The Maiden is the symbol of youth, of openness to experience.

One of the shadow traits associated with the goddess Hera is jealousy.

According to Plato's Cratylus, Hera signifies the energy that flows in balance. Hera is not a static power, but the living force that harmonizes—the soul of the world. As Plato would say, she is the element that moves through multiplicity without losing its center.

Aphrodite, goddess of love, beauty, and desire, is one of the most magnetic archetypes of the collective unconscious. She is the force that enchants, that generates attraction, and that yearns to be admired. But when this archetype becomes disconnected from the living breath of the heart, the Frozen Aphrodite emerges the feminine form of Narcissus:...

The first well known psychotherapist in ancient Greece was Melambous. According to mythology the gods granted him the ability to heal all diseases. Melambous healed Alkanthos, the king of Megara, with the psychotherapeutic method, from chronic depression. He also healed Ifiklos, the son of the king of Thessaly Fylakos, from psychogenic...

2.500 years ago Aristotle came to the conclusion that people yearn for happiness more than anything else. Any other achievement such as health, beauty, power or money is estimated according to the happiness that we feel when we conquer it. From Aristotle's time until now many things have changed, but we still haven't realized better what happiness...

In ancient Greece, Aphrodite was the goddess of Love and Beauty. In Greek, the anagram of the word "Afroditi" gives us the word "Diatrofi", which means "nutrition". The Ancient Greeks tell us that if we wish to have energy flowing in our bodies and in our lives, and to have mental and spiritual balance, nutrition is a vital prerequisite.