Sigmund Freud: Spiritual therapy

When one of the greatest pens of the twentieth century talks about the founder of modern psychology and the spiritual father of psychoanalysis, a calmness settles within the soul and ideas flow smoothly, clearly, precisely, beautifully, and purposefully. In this literary biography, which is not concerned with dates and academic details but rather with the depths of the soul and the secrets of thought, Stefan Zweig takes us to knock on the door of his friend Sigmund Freud, from his early beginnings and his revolution against the law of silence at that time, to accompany him on a struggle that lasted more than fifty years, dedicated to a science that he had to invent from nothing... To understand matters — one must always return to the beginnings, for the present is a planting of the past, and the ego is the product of a struggle for life within the confused individual between consciousness and unconsciousness.