"Greetings, young pupils!"

With this sentence, the Master of the Magicians in the Dragon's Cave cartoon, literally appeared, enigmatically, to guide (or confuse) a group of young people lost in a parallel world!

The young people, coming from the real world, presented diversity of race, ability and behavior In this way, it awakened in part of the spectators of the young generation of the 80s, the feeling of identification and belonging to the group.

Master of Wizards, who is he, what is his role?

But, after all, what is the function of the Master of Magicians? To guide, to confuse, to make one think, to awaken self-knowledge?

Today, I see him as the Master of the Magi as a psychoanalyst He who:

• indicates without pointing,
• speaks without revealing and
• leaves the analyzer's head, often more confused than at the beginning of the session.

But it always plants a little seed of "is this the best way"?

Not to mention that the Psychoanalyst "appears" in conflicting moments of our lives, makes his analyses, and when it is time to decide what direction to take... pluft.... "disappears", encouraging the patient to conclude the facts!

Challenges of the parallel world and the real world

It's like that saying, "when the water hits, you learn to swim" or you drown! Better to swim... and wait for the next episode, or the next session.

In the parallel world, far from home, the young people, faced great challenges, dangers and monsters. Here in the real world, the young people, too, must face their challenges to find their way.

Master of the Magi, or the Master Psychoanalyst!

The figure of the good old Master emerges with his experience to give them weapons to fight, to combat their villains.

Here again, I compare it to the Psychoanalyst, who awakens in the analyzer his "powers". Intelligence, security, self-esteem, courage... and so on.

One more relevant fact, which resembles reality and fantasy There is a lot of speculation, but concretely, the end is not known.

In the real world, we don't know either.

I leave you with the final message, one day at a time, developing skills to advance towards the ideal, seeking to decipher the enigmas of life, with the cooperation of the Master! Onward...

This article about who is the Master of Wizards was written by Suzi Gomes Britto Barufi (contact: [email protected]), clinical speech therapist since 1989 and Psychology student at Franca University.

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