| From Library Journal Murdock traces her journey from rejection of the feminine in order to "succeed" in a masculine world; through discovery of the inadequacy of "success"; through a dark night of the soul and a killing of masculine divine images; to a discovery of the Goddess and of the feminine (including her own feminine embodiment); to a healing of the separated feminine and of the wounded masculine within herself. She ends with the hope for true conjunction， true union beyond duality. This personal book by a family therapist is especially recommended for public and seminary libraries.Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information， Inc. Review "Though the book is rich with examples drawn from myths and Jungian psychology， it is surprisingly easy to read. The journey requires serious， often frightening， wandering before one's true identity and power are known. Like the journey Murdock describes， there are no cheap， easy lessons. There are many rich， rewarding lessons， but these are gained only through integrity， courage， and the willingness to meet challenge with all the resources one can muster."— Creation "Murdock's personal journey will surely speak to many women， but I hope also to those men willing to hear these newly awakened female voices—and of the feminine in their own souls."— Utne Reader See all Editorial Reviews |
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