Connections between ancient mythology and modern psychological theories often revolve around archetypes and symbolism. Carl Jung's theory of collective unconscious parallels mythological motifs present in stories worldwide, emphasizing shared human experiences. Myths are psychologically significant as they offer insight into the human psyche, illustrating existential dilemmas, desires, and fears. These narratives shape personal identities and cultural narratives, providing roads toward self-understanding and emotional healing. By analyzing myths through a psychological lens, we uncover the deep-rooted patterns that influence behavior and thought across time and cultures.