Life Between Worlds. How to Find Inner Support in Times of Change

“Where to find the strength and perseverance to move forward when everything around is questioned?”
According to an ancient Chinese proverb, “it is better to be a dog in a time of peace than a man in a time of chaos.” Life already has enough problems and stress, but in difficult moments, when the familiar worldview collapses, when one faces extreme challenges: epidemics, wars, death, it is easy to fall into despair and give up.

In his book, philosopher James Hollis addresses the turning points of humanity during periods of intertime and the states of feeling lost, anxiety, and apathy inherent to them. Using psychology, philosophy, classical literature, and myths, he shows how to uncover the source of strength and resources within oneself when everything around is falling apart.

From this book, you will learn:
- How to find the strength to live on when everything around is collapsing?
- What to turn to when everything that seemed important loses its meaning?
- How to find healing after severe shocks?
- How to find new guidelines when the past no longer matters?