On This Journey We Call Our Life: Living the Questions (Studies in Jungian Psychology in Jungian Analysts, Volume 103)

Rating:
Summary: Good but ....
Review: Initially, I enjoyed reading this book. Mr. Hollis presents Jungian concepts in an understandable and thought-provoking format. There are two reasons I give this book 3 stars 'only'. One is he tends to repeat himself throughout this book and the book started to take on a pedantic tone. Secondly, the author is fond of using non-English expressions which are not widely understood. An occasional sprinkle of this is acceptable but he uses them so often that one senses he is trying to impress his readers with his broad vocabulary. I found this aspect particularly irritating as I advanced through the book. This was compounded by his French, grammar errors (I am a francophone)and tended to diminish the otherwise interesting subject matter.

Rating:
Summary: Profound Wisdom
Review: Wow, this guy is an amazing writer and thinker and translator of Jungian concepts. I read THE MIDDLE PASSAGE and then started reading ALL of his books. His words give meaning to the journey, that's for sure. Highly recommended!

Rating:
Summary: Profound Wisdom
Review: Wow, this guy is an amazing writer and thinker and translator of Jungian concepts. I read THE MIDDLE PASSAGE and then started reading ALL of his books. His words give meaning to the journey, that's for sure. Highly recommended!