Reviews for The It's Just Lunch Guide to Dating in Denver

The average rating for The It's Just Lunch Guide to Dating in Denver based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-06-18 00:00:00 Nathan Johnson Some of this book flew over my head; I don't know Jungian dream theory very well. But the book's discussion of the masculine and feminine were very interesting to read in a time when "masculine" is only associated with "toxic masculinity." I had to forget what I think about the masculine and feminine to see them from the author's point of view: a bit like dual energies, which, when working in perfect harmony, allow us to be whole. I really loved that. I also quite enjoyed the discussion of different operas and plays, and I adored the section on dream archetypes. The author also had a message about our existence that I liked - that our existence is, in a sense, coming to terms with the limitation of our minds - that while we are unlimited in what we can think or dream, we will never fully be able to express all of those dreams and thoughts - but that we get to try to do so, and to take enjoyment in that process.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-10-20 00:00:00 Russell Taylor Really beautiful and insightful book for anyone interested in having a deep and meaningful relationship. You don't have to be a fan of Jung or even psychology as a whole to get something out of it. I think this book would be more popular if it were easier to read. The writing can be a bit dense at times but Schierse Leonard is also incredibly poetic in both her descriptions and comparisons. A thoroughly enjoyable read for anyone who loves to explore abstract concepts, this book will also make you fall hopelessly in love with Rilke, if you aren't already. Just lovely and, for a psychology book, oddly savourable.