Man and Vampire
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Man and Vampire


Summary

Using the legend of Mitran and the Yakshi at Chottanikkara Temple, the author explores the psychological battle between the conscious ego and the repressed "shadow" of the unconscious. Through a Jungian lens, the story serves as a metaphor for how true divinity is found not in outward religious conflict, but in achieving inner wholeness and integrating one's internal turmoil.
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