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Mentioned in 7 episodes

The Middle Passage

Book • 1993

Author

James Hollis

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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

James Hollis

as the book he started writing after his daughter moved to Texas, marking a return to writing after a 20-year hiatus.

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Episode 28: James Hollis - Living an Examined Life

Mentioned by

James Hollis

when talking about gremlins challenging us and threatening us, fear and lethargy.

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[ENCORE EPISODE] James Hollis: What Is Wanting to Find Expression Through You?

Mentioned by

Adam Dorsay

as one of his top two books that he gives out frequently to the people he sees.

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#17 Treasures of the Unconscious | Dr. James Hollis

Recommended by

Ronen Olshansky

as an important book for people in the second half of their life, based on Carl Jung's ideas.

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From Connections to Success: Harnessing the Power of Networking and Leadership | Ronen Olshansky | #TGV588

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

when discussing the tasks of nurturance and empowerment and drawing upon one's capacities to choose values.

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Elise Loehnen - On Our Best Behaviour

Mentioned by

Professor Green

when discussing anxiety and the importance of aligning one's life with their authentic self.

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PROFESSOR GREEN: Diagnosed With Autism Age 40 & Why Working Class Men Are Lost

Mentioned by

James Hollis

when he recalls a book he wrote many years ago about fear and lethargy.

Finding Personal Resilience in Changing Times: An Interview with James Hollis

Mentioned by

James Hollis

when referencing a woman named Mary in the 19th century.

The Past Has Arms: Risking Relationship with Ourselves So We Can Grow Up with James Hollis, PhD

Mentioned by

Dominic Davies

as a silent graphic novel depicting the perilous journey of enslaved people across the Atlantic.

Dominic Davies and Candida Rifkind, "Graphic Refuge: Visuality and Mobility in Refugee Comics" (Wilfrid Laurier UP, 2025)

Mentioned by

Professor Green

as being really helpful to him in the process of self-discovery.

The Problem With Fame: Professor Green

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