Myths can be seen as a reflection of the inner psyche, providing insight into collective fears, desires, and moral dilemmas. Characters and narratives often embody human traits, illustrating struggles and aspirations. Myths allow cultures to explore complex issues, such as identity, conflict, and duality, creating a framework for understanding the self and the universe. This psychological lens reveals how myths serve as a means of processing experiences and emotions, encouraging individuals to confront their inner worlds and societal realities, ultimately bridging the gap between consciousness and the unconscious.