Tracking the Gods: The Place of Myth in Modern Life (Studies in Jungian Psychology By Jungian Analysts, No 68)

Rating:
Summary: Enriching and thought provoking
Review: It's an easy to read book but if you are like me you will put it down on our lap at almost every page and reflect upon what you just read and why it struck a chord in your being. Hollis writes with authority and knowledge, compassion and understanding that addresses anxieties that lead to the path of individuation and wholeness in our modern day world. 'Tracking the Gods' is no exception to his library of books he's penned that are great. From mentioning Joseph Campbell to Kafka he illustrates his points with interseting background material. This book is a must for 'self-explorers', those that yearn for a deeper understanding of their work towards self understanding.

Rating:
Summary: Enriching and thought provoking
Review: It's an easy to read book but if you are like me you will put it down on our lap at almost every page and reflect upon what you just read and why it struck a chord in your being. Hollis writes with authority and knowledge, compassion and understanding that addresses anxieties that lead to the path of individuation and wholeness in our modern day world. 'Tracking the Gods' is no exception to his library of books he's penned that are great. From mentioning Joseph Campbell to Kafka he illustrates his points with interseting background material. This book is a must for 'self-explorers', those that yearn for a deeper understanding of their work towards self understanding.