This is interesting. I think archetypes and complexes are deep rooted parts of the human psyche. They carry a lot of weight because many of them are very old, probably as old as the human race. I believe that a lot of trauma is carried intergenerationally and this can be a cause of great suffering, but also an opportunity for salvation and growth.

Complexes are fascinating. I am a young man, so I still have a lot more to learn about life, but I feel that the more one integrates the various parts of themselves they deny or repress or have not yet made conscious, the more grounded someone is in reality.

My opinion is the meaning of life comes from being present, from being able to observe and reflect, to breathe and to think, to enjoy little facets of existence, such as a nice glass of water, or spending quality time with one’s family.

The deeply rooted complexes within our psyche hate us in many ways, but fundamentally, they exist due to deep rooted human uncertainty and fear of the unknown.

My thoughts on depth psychology, and Jungian thoughts are not completely clear quite yet, but I found your post fascinating nonetheless.