Sigmund Freud Mental Assets And Oedipus Complex

In Herling Sigmund Freud’s theory was on wish fulfillment, mental assets and Oedipus complex. Oedipus complex was the idea that the son was going to kill the father and take over their position and will eventually be greater than them. In the myth above we notice that when the moles the children of Azuela and sapphire were imprisoned in the underworld, they began conspiring to take over the powers from the gods. Sigmund Freud further went ahead to talk about the projection of gods as ambivalence where they can be protective, caring, and at the same time punishing. In the myth story we clearly saw how this idea was shown. Azuela was the nice part of the god he always came to the rescue of his creatures whenever they were in trouble by sapphire. …show more content…
Sapphire was the part of the god that was mean. When the female Mandin unknowingly unlocked the underworld, she laid a curse on her and also took her powers. Sapphire also cast the moles into the underworld, even though they did nothing wrong to her. The idea of mental asset will come to show itself after Azuela gave them a condition to be met in order to avoid eternal condemnation. Azuela assured the mandins that as long as they were obedient to them they will be granted immortality after they die. This will later shape the life of the mandins in relation to the Karl max idea of religion as an ideology whose function was to pacify the oppressed which in this case are the mandins. The mandins were subjected to labor and challenging conditions since their creative power was stripped from them making it difficult to execute their normal routine. But they will have to bear those conditions in order to have good records in the sight of the supreme gods so they can obtain immortality in the afterlife. The Quest for immortality will be the primary goal for the mandins making it their mental asset in the condition they have to