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In Radical Hope and the Healing Power of Illness, Jungian analyst Bud Harris, Ph.D., helps readers examine the emotional impact of illness and the life lessons, self-knowledge, and freedom that coping with difficult circumstances can provide. Jungian psychology teaches that illnesses and problems can help people grow-to move beyond "normal" existence and the myth of "the good life." Harris guides readers toward a transformation in thinking-to ...

Psychologist and Jungian analyst Bud Harris, PhD, shares the best of his popular lectures and seminars in a concise guide that demystifies Carl Jung's classic principles of individuation, complexes, psychic structures, and consciousness.With thought-provoking questions and engaging exercises, Harris will lead you toward an authentic, satisfying life with the tools you need to: awaken to your own potential, strengthen your personality, develop ...

We are living up to thirty years longer than people a few generations ago did. In Aging Strong Dr. Harris shows that this "extraordinary gift of a longer life" is the opportunity to go deep inside ourselves and meet the spiritual challenge to develop a new story and purpose for ourselves during the fourth quarter of life. It is the opportunity to explore our creativity, discover new vocations and callings, learn to thrive, hold a sense of wond...

Pocket Book edition of The Art of Love: The Craft of Relationship by Massimilla and Bud Harris. Millions of books on relationships have been printed in the last several years. Why do we need another one? We need The Art of Love: The Craft of Relationship for the same reasons that over four and a half million readers wanted Spencer Johnson's Who Moved My Cheese in a market that already had over 12, 000 titles in print on the subject of change....

INTO THE HEART OF THE FEMININE: FACING THE DEATH MOTHER ARCHETYPE TO RECLAIM LOVE, STRENGTH, AND VITALITY by Massimilla Harris, Ph.D. and Bud Harris, Ph.D. Daphne Publications 978-0-692-31144-8 $ 16.99 In this exceptionally readable book, Jungian analysts and authors Massimilla and Bud Harris dynamically weave their own personal and professional experiences in the form of rich and compelling stories, providing a down-to-earth book available to...

In Sacred Selfishness: A Guide to Living a Life of Substance, "Harris lays out specific steps readers can take in order to live a life of self-realization, meaning, value, and love...Those seeking a deeper sense of self will heed his message." - Publishers Weekly"Bud Harris is a lantern on the path - clear-eyed, big hearted, and illuminating." - Julia Cameron, author, The Artist's WayThis fresh 2015 second printing of the paperback version of ...

An Engaging Book...Thoughtful, Searching, and Surprisingly Personal Dr. Harris is a Jungian analyst, author, and life teacher dedicated to the passionate pursuit of self-exploration and the art of living a well-lived life. By being willing to share his own very personal journaling, he shows us the importance of reflecting about our lives in an ongoing way...and even the importance of revisiting these reflections. Through his re-memberi...

Individuation is a path of awakening…transforming …becoming conscious…being fully engaged in living… being authentically alive… and fulfilling the unique pattern within ourselves. There is a common thread that runs throughout this book of lectures and seminars that Dr. Harris presented over the last ten years, including the questions and exercises that sparked reflection and participation. In Jungian terms, the process he spoke about is ref...

A challenging and liberating understanding of fatherhood that inspires us to live with passion and love in the 21st century. This life changing book leads us deep into the longed for spirit of fatherhood. Bud Harris, Ph.D. is a practicing Jungian analyst in Asheville, North Carolina. He is a graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich.

Like Gold Through Fire is a touchstone for every heart that is seeking its way through life's labyrinth into fulfillment. "A book to heal so many wounds of misunderstood suffering. Suffering not as blame, punishment, or mysteriously meaningful, but as the painful transformation into our innermost truth."--Dick Evers, Ph.D. Jungian analyst, Zurich, Switzerland. Massimilla Harris, Ph.D. and Bud Harris, Ph.D. are practicing Jungian analysts in A...