King, Warrior, Magician, Lover R. Moore

One more attempt of a keen writer to have a glance on human nature. This time it is masculine nature.

Different types of character are based on phenotypical variety. The author of this pop psychology book sees the difference between different forms of masculine nature, and this is how our attention gets glued to the text.

Men are not only strong and brave - sometimes they are vulnerable enough to complain, suffer, even cry.

Reading this book is not only a wonderful, meaningful pastime. It is also your breakthrough in terms of emotions and spirituality.

You can transform and become more flexible with what you are. You can shine in a professional field and become finally happy in your love life, you can be the best friend - all this is possible provided that you understand youself.

This book, issued quite long ago (in 1991) is a blend of topics, such as differential psychology, psychology of emotions, and even theory of image. This means you can see through your usual behavioral patterns and break free from stereotypes.

Methods and ideas in this book are inspiring and quite easy to follow, and such a refined piece of writing will help you adapt to crises and change without falling into a frenzy.

Have a nice read!