Astrological and Mythological Characters Intersecting With Each Other And Jung's Archetypes

The universe is 13,5 billion years old, and our World is 4,5 billion years old according to the measurements of the Hubble telescope. The first human ancestors known appeared seven million years ago, however; various species had evolved before Homo Sapiens some of which are: homo habilis, homo erectus, Neanderthals… According to the celestial religions the truth is so different from what science discovers. However, science is constantly progressing and renewing itself even if sometimes it refuses new discoveries and prefers to stay conservative. We are not sure about the Evolution Theory recently; it may be true or may not be. According to recent discoveries such as Göbeklitepe (Neolithic, archaeological site near Urfa in Turkey), humanity's history has changed to BC 9500. We cannot be sure how old our ancestors are; however, we have common genes with them. Our origins may be from some distant stars. Mythological gods and goddesses may be the skillful, evolved, gifted people coming from other stars who have outstanding abilities. The myths and legends following each other throughout the world and the characters corresponding with each other may tell us that they were real characters once lived so long before. We still carry their genes and their characteristics in some way. We are a combination of these characteristics and archetypes. Mythology tells us about the creation of the universe, the world and humanity according to that specific culture and involves some elements that are not true. This does not mean that everything about it is false. It may involve some realities as well. Where did it come from? Why is it valid throughout the World? Astronomy, astrology, mythology and psychology are very intertwined. Astrology gives us the sky picture now of our birth, through horoscopes. Three main components; planets, houses (slices of the sky) and the zodiacs at the birth moment shows us our potentials, our character, our persona (how we are seen from outside) and how we sense the world. This ancient and precious knowledge has accumulated since ancient Egyptians and maybe the Sumerians, based on observations. Astrology and mythology involve remarkably similar characters. Meanwhile Carl Gustave Jung’s archetypes involve remarkably similar characteristics to these characters. Observing all these may serve our journey of existence in many ways. We may make a true sense of life and manage it efficiently. We recognize ourselves better, we may find out why we are here, what our lessons are, which potentials we have and in which areas we must progress. We may gain many teachings and receive many valuable messages. So, it is worth it to study and compare and try to understand…