Question: Title: Yet another therapist likes it! Review: This would be a valuable text for anyone working with the Jungian model of alchemy, but I'll echo the view that it is not exactly a beginner's book. If you're new to this kind of work, a good place to start would be Calvin Hall's Primer of Jungian Psychology.Excellent companions to Anatomy would be Jung on Active Imagination, edited by Chodorow, and Jung's own Memories, Dreams and Reflections, or Man and His Symbols.Edinger's book would also be a smart buy for anyone practicing pathworking or other spiritual techniques that make extensive use of imagination. If this is your thing, another great companion text would be Alchemy & Mysticism: the Hermetic Museum, by Roob. That book is a peerless collection of alchemical images. Occult Psychology (one of my personal favorites), by Alta J. LaDage, would also be a very natural fit. Is this product review negative?
Answer: No

Question: Title: Strong perfum smell and sticky Review: This stuff smells like very strong flowery perfume. It also does not melt and dissolve like butter. It pulled my skin a bit and left a tacky like surface (like honey would) even after a few hours. Not soothing on already taunt skin at all. I plan on sending this back. I wish they would at the very least allow the cocoa, shea butter and aloe smells to come through. This stuff will drown out any perfume you're wearing. I liked EArth Mama Stretch Oil and Bio Oil better mixed with a bit of raw Coconut Oil. Is this product review negative?
Answer: Yes

Question: Title: What a Disappointment! Review: Ambrose was clearly uninterested in his subject. This is a disjointed, poorly written book. One would guess it was a student's first term paper if one did not know that Stephen Ambrose is an acclaimed author. The maps are simple and poorly placed. Under Ambrose's pen, the story is dull. Some sections appear to come straight out of the other recent railroad book, The Empire Express. Is this product review negative?
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