Krishna: Mirror of the Self - A Jungian Journey into the Divine Archetype by Parthasarathy.V presents a revolutionary exploration of one of humanity's most beloved spiritual figures through the lens of depth psychology. This comprehensive work reveals how Krishna's extraordinary life story serves as the ultimate map for psychological wholeness and spiritual development.

Drawing from Carl Jung's profound insights into the individuation process, this book demonstrates how Krishna embodies the complete archetypal journey from fragmented persona to integrated consciousness. Each phase of Krishna's life—from the miraculous divine child stealing butter in Vrindavan to the transcendent guide at Kurukshetra—illuminates specific stages of psychological development that mirror our own potential for wholeness.

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This is not merely an academic study but a transformative guide for anyone seeking to understand the deeper psychological dimensions of spiritual development. Whether you're a student of Jung, a spiritual seeker, or someone interested in the intersection of mythology and psychology, this book offers profound insights into the nature of consciousness and the journey toward wholeness.

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Written with scholarly depth yet accessible to general readers, "Krishna: Mirror of the Self" bridges ancient wisdom and modern understanding, revealing how the eternal story of Krishna continues to illuminate the path of human consciousness toward its highest potential.