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Books by James Hollis mentioned on podcasts
James Hollis and his works, including Under Saturn's Shadow, The Eden Project, Creating a Life, and Living Between Worlds, have been featured on On Purpose with Jay Shetty, Lex Fridman Podcast, and Huberman Lab. Andrew Huberman recommended Under Saturn's Shadow and The Eden Project during his appearance on On Purpose with Jay Shetty, praising Hollis as a brilliant psychologist. Lex Fridman also discussed Hollis on his podcast, describing him as a Jungian psychoanalyst and highlighting Under Saturn's Shadow for its focus on the trauma and healing of men, alongside The Eden Project for its exploration of relationships. During an episode of Huberman Lab featuring an interview with Dr. James Hollis, Andrew Huberman highlighted several notable titles, including Creating a Life, Finding Your Individual Path, and Living Between Worlds, noting how these works examine personal development, purpose, and resilience. Hollis himself spoke about The Eden Project: In Search of the Magical Other on Huberman Lab, using the text to explain the infantile and understandable human desire to find a partner who will fulfill all personal needs.
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Under Saturn's Shadow
Under Saturn's Shadow by James Hollis is a psychological exploration of masculine trauma, emotional healing, and the psychological burdens carried by men.
Recommended“He wrote some incredible books that I was aware of years ago. One is called UnderSaturn Shadow, on healing and trauma.”
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The Eden Project
The Eden Project by James Hollis is a psychological exploration of romantic relationships and the inner journey of creating a fulfilling life through a Jungian lens.
Recommended“He wrote The Eden Project, which is the psychology of relationships. Brilliant, brilliant man.”
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The Middle Passage
James Hollis's The Middle Passage explores the psychological and spiritual crisis of midlife, utilizing Jungian psychology to guide readers through a transformative period of reassessment and maturation.
Recommended“This um this book called the middle passage which is you know a gentler term for a midlife crisis like James Hollis and it's it's it's yungian psychology and it's beautiful”
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