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Jung at heart

The Guardian Weekly

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February 06, 2026

A psychologist's elegant discourse shows the way to acquire wisdom in the face of mortality

- By Thomas W Hodgkinson

Jung at heart

I’m proud of how mild-mannered my midlife crisis is. While the cliche involves the purchase of a Porsche or a frantic fling with a colleague, I’ve mainly fallen back into the geeky preoccupations of my youth, such as founding poetry clubs and playing niche racket sports. Nevertheless, I’m thrilled to have found a book that addresses my small struggle: an elegant discourse on the deep wisdom that I’m hoping will characterise my remaining years.

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