Is aware that medical diagnoses are metaphors for understanding the behavior and spirituality of our species and that medical diagnoses are not concrete nouns referring to physical objects of precise and universally accepted dimensions? Some say the greatest contribution of Freud was to reintroduce and apply the wisdom of the antiquities to medical science in his day.  Edith Hamilton’s (Greek) Mythology, and the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders—4^th ed. (DSM-IV)  are simply two different metaphorical interpretations of humankind’s external and internal struggle for meaning and comfort.   A therapist who thinks Mythology is based superstition and the DSM-IV is based on science may have a short sighted view of his or her work.