The layer of myths and metaphors represents the deepest and often unconscious level in the context of complex analyses. It is described analogously to the causes (vectors) and worldviews (matrices) as tensors, highlighting its multidimensional, profound, and interconnected nature. The myth as a tensor symbolizes not only the multitude of dimensions this layer encompasses but also the complex interactions and transformations that occur on this level.
On this level, we find the fundamental archetypal images, symbols, and narratives that reflect our collective unconscious and profoundly influence our thinking, feeling, and acting. They often provide direct access to unconscious desires, fears, and deeply rooted cultural meanings that shape our reality and form the basis for our worldviews.
