
Under Saturn's Shadow
The Wounding and Healing of Men
Jungian analyst James Hollis explores the psychological struggles and emotional wounds confronting men in modern society. Using the mythological figure of Saturn as a metaphor, the text investigates how generational expectations, emotional repression, and fear impair the lives of men. Hollis outlines practical insights for acknowledging inner vulnerability, breaking destructive psychological cycles, and achieving healing.
by James Hollis
Non-fictionPsychologySelf HelpPhilosophy
Inner City Books · First published 1994 · 143 pages
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