Among the many researched and evaluated aspects of Lucian Blaga’s philosophical creation, one that it is considered fundamental is mythical thinking and magical thinking. In his work Trilogy of Values he argues his vision by selecting arguments from various cultural spaces. Respectively we perceive in his study a dialogue between the myths of ancient Greece, the pantheon of the deities of the Germanic peoples, the legends of the Romanian people, the explanation of the symbolism of the ritual of the African tribes, etc. This way of investigating the notions reveals the tendency not to fall into the trap of generalization without essential arguments. That is why the cultural dialogue is well equipped, from the point of view of a fundamental objective, to find legitimacy to approve or challenge the opinions regarding the world view from the point of view of archetypal thinking. Mythical thinking guides him to a stipulation of a position of attitude either of acceptance or rejection of the theories of S. Freud and G. Jung. The myth is multiplanly researched, the perspective of the transition from chaos to order from the Hellenic culture offers the possibility to reveal the tangency between the Olympic world and the Uranian world.