On Intimacy: Bringing Back the Gods

If you are questioning your life, wondering if there is something more, looking to discover deeper living or to simply enjoy another's equisitive experiences of a life lived out of the box, then this book is for you.

The collected works of the series 'On Intimacy' walks the muddy path of what it is to be; yet behind each story lies a simple, if elusive, truth: we are good enough as we are.

Frank and fearless, drawing on her own work as a Jungian Psychologist, 'On Intimacy' openly explores themes such as self-respect, attraction, and the joys and fears of intimacy.

Having lived in five different continents and travelled through 45 countries, Julia writes from a position bursting with culture, with a mind that draws on different perspectives, peepings and proposals of the inner lives of those around her and her own. Gaspingly honest.

Be enthralled by an acute sense of awareness that speaks directly to the heart. The pages of this book breathe life into myths, meditation, divinity, sex, polyamory, mental health, music, dance, being with people, being alone.

Fertile volumptiousness. Stories that are touching, sensitive, at times hiliarious accounts of true life - reading this book will very likely change yours.

A gift to be drank in deeply, slowly, with pleasure.

What people have said about the book:

'Your words are in the same category as Tove Jasson and Ali Smith...I save their words and yours, to read gently and be able to savour them in unpressured time.'

'Fascinating.'

'Deep, rewarding and enlightening - a motivation to get out of the comfort zone.'

'Her wicked humour and stunning presence is spellbinding.'

'A massive gossip! The chat that we all wish we could have with our girlfriends every single day because we'd all be much healthier for it but time and space just sort of get in the way - so it's really nice just to read it.'

'It feels so very similar to worlds I felt that opened to me in books like 'Women Who Run With The Wolves' I don't know...that world that is so hard to define with words, and yet somehow these women have used words to conjure up what I feel but cannot express myself...'

'I felt that I was in a different dimension, a parallel universe, somewhere safe so I could find new meanings and universes which didn't necessarily have anything to do with the original words. Quite delightful.'

Author: Julia C. Robinson

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: 44271

Number of Pages: 590 pages

Binding: Biography & Autobiography

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ISBN-13: 9798721455261