Life between worlds. How to find inner resources when everything around is falling apart

“Some readers do not like my books for the fact that they are too gloomy, they talk little about happiness and almost never mention joy. To this I answer that there are a lot of books that do this, often in parallel, making pipe promises. If these books helped to achieve everything that they have written about, I would have stood behind them for a long time after you. ” James Hollis, Doctor of Philosophy, follower of the ideas of K. G. Jung

Hollis believes that happiness and joy do not need to be written or spoke in books: they will take care of themselves, without our extra fuss. But about the difficulties that a person has to face, and the ways of overcoming them, which often turn out to be much more branched and long than we would like to write.

In his new book, a philosopher from the standpoint of Yungianism turns to a turning point for humanity and man periods of interior and their characteristic states of loss, anxiety and apathy. He not only describes the causes of these states, but also tells how, with the help of deep psychology, philosophy, works of classical literature and myths, you can discover an internal source of stability and again find itself