Psychology

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"The Varieties of Religious Experience" was an immediate bestseller upon its publication in June 1902.

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Psychometry .,."is the ability to detect something about a person or event through the sense of touch." On page 25, the book reads, "Psychometry literally means 'soul measuring.

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Between the ages of thirty-seven and forty-one something mysterious takes place within the psyche. Jung called this phase our 'unlived life' assuming rightly that midlife did not inaugurate a time of rapid decay loss of libido and inevitable death - but rather ushered in a period in which one might review one's life and build upon a strong foundation toward the next phase of adulthood.