In Midlife

The book explores the transformative journey of midlife, characterized by a decline in attachments and the emergence of a rebellious spirit that challenges established routines. Drawing from analytic experience, dreams, and myths, the author, Murray Stein, identifies these stages as essential to the middle passage. The process can be unsettling for both the individual and their loved ones, but ultimately, it leads to a hopeful transformation and a renewed sense of life.