Man's search for himself

The book about man's search for himself The world of psychologist Rollo May Few blessings that a person enjoys in the age of confinement is that he is compelled to realize himself, when our society does not give us a clear picture of what "we are and what we should be" in a time of chaos of standards and distortion of values. As Matthew Arnold said, we return painfully in search of ourselves. The painful lack of security on all levels gives us an additional incentive to ask, is there an important source of guidance and strength that we have overlooked? Of course, I realize that this is not usually called a blessing, people rather ask how can any individual achieve his inner integration in such a fragmented world? Most thinkers ponder these questions. And psychotherapists do not offer magical answers. Certainly, the new light shed by deep psychology on the buried motives that make us think, feel, and act the way we live will be of tremendous benefit in one's search for himself. But there is something else besides the technical training he received and his own understanding of himself. This thing gives the author the courage to rush into areas that angels fear to tread to present his ideas and experience on the difficult questions we will face in this book.