Mythologie and psychology; about the invasion of Russia in Ukraine

When someone is active nowadays onTwitter, will meet them one way or another. Accounts of persons with strange names who have a profile picture with a funny dog, cat or other cute animal with humanoid clothes and attributes. They call themselves "Fella's" and they are connected by NAFO , the North Atlantic Fella Organisation. No link with NATO, not even an organisation.  More like a movement, world wide. A group adults concerned by the fate of Ukraïne, fighting against the Russian invasion accompanied with propaganda: fakenews and lies, shared daily on the internet, on mainstream media, on Youtube, on Twitter or other socials. Lots of these Fella's are deeply involved in Ukraine, volonteering, driving old ambulances, energy supplies, food, clothes, pillows and blankets to Lviv or deeper into the warzone.  Lots of them donate money monthly or even more frequently. Although it's the first time that such a big movement arose on social media, this world wide movement ...

  Mythology Mythology has his own value and meaning in human history and anthropology. The human mind developed lots of narratives to deal with the harsh reality of cruelty in nature and aggressive neighbors. Stealing each other’s valuable possessions and land is as old as human existence. Religions and Myths are ways to explain the cosmos and daily life and give solutions to ease the mind in an overwhelming world. In our Western civilization, Greek mythology is known as our cradle of values, next to the later accepted Biblical values. There is a lot of psychological and philosophical truth in Greek myths that directly relates to the struggle of Ukraine with the force ofevil. Let us explore two examples. First, the Furies In the heart of Greek mythology lies a tale of vengeance and the horrors of war, embodied by the fearsome Furies. These avengers of bloodshed and injustice were born from the primordial gods, the union of Gaia, the Earth, and Uranus, the Sky. They are also...