In the world of psychoanalysis and deep studies of the human soul, a special place is occupied by the book “Collection of works in 26 volumes .. Volume 6. Love and Sexuality[edit] The Sunset of the Oedipus Complex, by the great Sigmund Freud. This volume is a real storehouse of ideas and theories that forever changed the understanding of human feelings, interpersonal relationships and internal mental dynamics. For those interested in psychology, psychoanalysis, as well as for readers seeking a deep and acute understanding of the nature of love and sexuality, this collection will become an indispensable source of knowledge and inspiration. The focus of this volume is a complex and multifaceted theme of love and sexuality, which Freud sees not as simple biological phenomena, but as manifestations of deep psychological processes. A special place is occupied by the concept of the Oedipus complex, which in this collection is subject to rethinking and analysis. Freud shows how these inner conflicts and repressed desires shape our perception of love, our relationships with others, and even our self-awareness. He reveals how the sunset of the Oedipus complexa symbol of the completion of a certain stage in mental developmentaffects mature love and sexual identity. This book is intended for a wide audience - from students and specialists in the field of psychology and medicine to inquisitive readers interested in the inner world of man. It will be especially valuable for those who want to understand the mechanisms of the formation of sexual preferences, the role of the subconscious in love relationships and the causes of psychological conflicts related to the intimate sphere. At the age of 18 and older, readers with a basic knowledge of psychology or just looking for answers to difficult questions about themselves and their feelings will find in this collection a wealth of ideas and in-depth analysis. Freud in this volume is not limited to theoretical calculations. He masterfully uses vivid examples, clinical cases and analytical interpretations, which makes reading not only cognitive, but also exciting. His style is a unique combination of scientific rigor and a lively, sometimes even poetic language that helps the reader to immerse themselves in complex psychological processes and experience them on their own. In this collection you can find not only explanations of why certain feelings and desires arise, but also to understand how these internal mechanisms can be comprehended and transformed. Particular attention is paid to the topic of sexuality as an important component of human life, as well as its role in the formation of personality and interpersonal relationships. Freud shows that love is not only a romantic feeling, but also a complex game of subconscious motives, conflicts and desires, which are often hidden behind the facade of external tranquility. It reveals how repressed desires and inner conflicts can affect our capacity for love, as well as psychological health in general. This volume is part of a grandiose collection of works that has become the foundation for the modern understanding of the human psyche. His reading is an opportunity to look at yourself and others from a new side, to understand the causes of your own feelings and learn to harmonize the inner world. For those who appreciate the in-depth analysis, scientific accuracy and richness of psychological ideas, "Love and Sexuality. The sunset of the Oedipus complex” will become a desktop book, opening up new horizons of self-discovery If you are looking for a book that combines scientific rigor and human warmth to help you understand the complex mechanisms of love and sexuality, then this collection of Sigmund Freud is exactly what you need. It will not only expand your knowledge, but also give you new perspectives on the most important aspects of human life, making you a more conscious and sensitive person. Inspire, explore and discover the secrets of the inner world along with this unique work, which is deservedly considered a classic of world psychology.