This book reveals to us a new yet ancient relationship with other people and ourselves: perfect self-awareness, the understanding that there are two sources of knowledge, the brain and the heart, the realization that the world and people necessarily testify to the immeasurable possibilities of the divine. At the same time, it is a precursor to a new yet ancient medicine; after all, how can we heal if we do not know from which archetype a sick organ arises or if we overlook the metaphysical roots of illness and suffering, thus depriving a person of their divine dimension, "placing psychology on the same level as ontology"? It stands on the assumption that a person is an archetypal being. In a world where physics and metaphysics are two aspects of the same reality, where chance is providence and life is governed by laws, every living creature is necessarily an embodiment of the archetypes that stand behind the manifested. As a microcosm, sometimes also a macrocosm, a person connects heaven and earth; called to name all creatures, they recapitulate all creation; they govern all three realms, being "created in the image of God." Every organ, structure, function, or mechanism is, at a certain level, merely an external manifestation of one of the basic life archetypes. To separate them from this archetype means to block the path to their understanding.
