Definition of Archetypal Semantic Commonalities Considering the Concept of Ascension in Architectural Framework

To express religious and mythic themes and overcome gaps between conscious and unconscious part of his mind, human being needs symbol and symbolization. Symbols appear in different forms such as dreams, folk tales, myths, natural objects and arts. In architecture, the application of symbols is the strongest and the most expressive from of all arts. Today, symbolic language, in architecture, has become the same as impartial and negative terms and the wittnessing relationships denoting the definition not only is not a factor to improve its interactions in space but also has changed to self-alienation. This article is trying to answer the question whether it is possible to express the concept of ascension emanated through architectural framework through finding archetypal semantic commonalities existing in the human ego and which consists of three sources as the universal myths, symbol and dream? This concept is the only one model in archetypal concepts therefore with finding the remaining concepts derived from the archetypes can be reached the pattern language in architecture to upgrade the human interaction with architectural space and designers and architects could use this language as a timeless and eternal way and apply other factors affected by context and styles of architecture as spatiotemporal ones.