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>>20760301
No the triparite soul is a trichotomy, related to the three gunas, rajas, tamas, and sattva, and respectively

>The sattvic and rajasic aspects of tama-pradhana-prakriti together produce the subtle body in both their macrocosmic and microcosmic aspects.

>The sattvic aspect of tama-pradhana-prakriti produces the five jnanendriyas (perceptive organs), manas (mind), buddhi (intellect), citta (memory), and ahamkara (ego).

>The rajasic aspect of tama-pradhana-prakriti produces the five karmendriyas (active organs) and the five pranas (physiological systems).

>The tamasic aspect of tama-pradhana-prakriti produces the gross elements and, thus, accounts for both the body of the apparent individual and the entire array of physical forms obtaining within the manifest universe.

The three drives or powers correspond to the three shaktis of the trimurti respectively, what is called carnal desire on you image there is incorrect, rather power is Desire,
And the three powers of the trimurti are Knowledge, Action, Desire,
Or Wisdom, Strength, Beauty, etc. Or in whatever other form,
Now since that has been clearly established, we know that each of the powers correspond to a shakti which is the soul of Deity, in this case Zeus, Poseidon and Hades,

Zeus is Logistikon and his Shakti is Aphrodite,
Lakshmī is the Shakti of Vishnu; Sarasvatī or Vāch is that of Brahmā; Pārvatī is that of Shiva.
Wisdom is Sarasvatī, Strength is Pārvatī, and Beauty is Lakshmī,
We therefore can see that Sarasvatī is equivalent to Aphrodite, whose consort is Brahma/Zeus,
Epithumetikon, would then correspond to Lakshmī and Vishnu,
Thumetikon, to Pārvatī and Shiva,

Of course I am not saying it is so, but something similar could follow.

>>11103733
female deities = shaktis (the "powers" or sources of vitality of the male deities)