Living your uninhabited life
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The famous Jungian psychologist talks about how to cope with the feeling of failure or all kinds of regrets of the second half of life, or how to become open to a new, more important experience, even if external circumstances cannot be changed. In the book, living in his uninhabited life, the famous therapist Robert Johnson in collaboration with Jerry M. Rule, also a Jungian analyst, tell us how suppressed, unrealized or undeveloped potential capabilities, which we are not fully integrated, can lead to many problems in the second half Life, when we suddenly begin to hate our spouses, work or even our own life, which inevitably leads to depression. But as soon as we begin to realize our uninhabited life, this can become the driving force that makes us move forward, despite all the existing obstacles, even if we can’t change external circumstances. Becoming older, we have less and less elections
Author:
Author:Johnson Robert
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-88230-058-5
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