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Loading... Creating a Life: Finding Your Individual Pathby James Hollis
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Ask yourself, 'When do I feel most real?' What comes up on the screen? All of us have had moments in our lives when we felt whole or wholly present, or experienced a sense of well-being, an intuition of a higher order of reality. Such moments are transitory, alas, and cannot be summoned up by will or mind or right conduct, just as the person who seeks humility finds more and more that pride and one-sidedness push the goal further and further away. - excerpt from Creating A Life No library descriptions found. |
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Here he takes you through various stages of life, using Jungian insights and literature hand in hand. The intention is that being forewarned is being forearmed.
I don't think you can really change your life by reading a book, at least not those of us who read like hungry vultures, but this book can point you in some interesting directions. Some of it may feel new-agey, but that is just the Jungian stuff coming out.
I would recommend this book for someone who is working on making a major life change, but I would recommend that the reader be involved in therapy along side of the reading. (