Self , and the manifestation of its various symbols in the Shahnameh Nagallan

In depth psychology, although the "Ego" is the center of "Consciousness", and through which man communicates with the world around, but the whole psyche has another center called "self" which, in addition to "Consciousness", also includes the unconsciousness. . In fact, the "self", as the central core of the psyche, is the Architype of the totality and regulator of the psyche, through which man achieves the individuality and integrity of the personality. Because the "self" - like other archetypes - needs to use symbols to manifest, it appears in myths, dreams, and legends in the form of sublime and sacred figures, or in the form of symbols of wholeness, and in general , In the the form of any helper creature - whether living or inanimate. Shahnameh narrative scrolls, since they are based on epics and myths on the one hand, and on the other hand, are based on mass and popular literature, can be the best manifestation of unconscious elements and archetypes. Zariri- nameh scroll (known as Shah-nameh Naqalan), which is the most comprehensive and longest narration scroll of Shah-nameh, is one of these scrolls, in which the authors have studied the symbols of "self" in detail, and all these symbols in the following types are classified.: human, animal, object symbols. , speech, the unseen and the tombs of the dead.