The book "Animism, magic and the omnipotence of thoughts: About some coincidences in the mental life of savages and neurotics III" by the famous Austrian psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud is a study of similar aspects in the mental life of representatives of primitive peoples and people with neurotic disorders. In this book, the author explores psychic phenomena such as animism, magic, and the power of thought that may reflect general patterns in the functioning of the human psyche. Freud reveals the interrelationships between different forms of mental experience, and also considers them in the context of the influence of cultural or social factors on the formation of personality. This book expands our understanding of the nature of mental phenomena and reflects important aspects of psychoanalysis that will enrich readers' knowledge of psychology and anthropology.