While randomly browsing through a library, Stillness Is The Key caught my eye. Before buying it, I skimmed it and checked reviews online which looked promising 🙂

It contains a ton of good content. Some of the explained stuff I have already experienced, but it was still great to read about those and I wish I’d read this book earlier.

The book contains three main parts: the mind, the spirit, and the body. Each of the parts contains several chapters, which usually start with a story and then the author proceeds to make generalizations of that story.

As in my previous blog posts, I will write an overview here.

I bought this book last week and very much enjoyed it. It is a biography of Carl Jung, written by Claire Dunne. It neatly captures his path and it takes the reader through Jung’s life journey, along with his ups and downs.

Similar to some of C.J.’s works, this book is filled with artistic images. These visuals are beneficial for readers, as they help create associations with the text. At times, they even add a magical quality, transitioning the reader between “consuming art” and “consuming text,” which can inspire deeper thought.

As usual, I’ll provide a brief overview here.

I recently read this book. This is a book by Confucius’ students – he himself never did any writings. There are many translations of the books, and while none of them are perfect, I found these quotes to be my favorite ones.