Schelling’s Philosophy of Mythology an Explanation of the Relation of the Ideal and Real

In this article, the author introduses a narration of the Schelling's works in which Schelling in all of his philosophical works has been looking to find a decent explanation for his fundamental problem Namely the relation of the ideal and real. Schelling's main purpose of pursuing the problem was understanding and articulating the actuality of existence. Here Schelling's gradual move towards his ultimate answer to explain his fundamental problem of the relation of the ideal and real will be followed. The final answer is philosophy of mythology that he achieved it in his later thinking and Schelling with the plan seeks to explain the actuality of existence. Throughout the article Efforts have been made this question to be raised in the mind of the audience whether Schelling as ever witnessed the official readings was an idealist philosopher or that he always tried to pass from the German idealism of the nineteenth century?