The “Bestsellers in Psychology” series continues with a collection of previously untranslated works by one of the most significant philosophers and psychologists of the 20th century. — Carl Gustav Jung. This publication differs from many others in its “axial” theme, the non-randomness of which allows us to see the basic elements of Jung’s philosophy in a new light. The problem of myth - from the “Introduction to the Essence of Mythology”, written on ancient material, to the “Archetypics of Myth”, compiled from works covering the widest geographical and thematic area - unfolds extremely fully and diversely. The reader becomes acquainted with such archetypes of the collective unconscious as the Child and the Virgin, the Mother and the Renaissance, the Spirit and the Trickster. The book is intended for those who are interested in the theory and practice of self-knowledge.