Description
Stephen and Robin Larsen, authors of A Fire in the Mind, the authorized biography of their friend Joseph Campbell, explore male-female relationships, questing for the answer to a timeless question: “”What do couples really want?””
The Larsens look to ancient wisdom—the realm of mythology—to solve the relationship riddle. Storytelling artists, they underline the powerful messages in myths, folktales, and fairy tales they relate stories that help heal wounds of the gender wars. Experiential exercises the Larsens have developed deepen couples’Â’ spiritual bonds.
Readers eavesdrop on issues in the Larsens’ marriage of more than thirty-five years; their dialogs about their own relating process bring passion and intimacy to the book.
As Jean Houston says in her foreword, “. . . we see that [the Larsens] are beloveds who have struck gold in each other’s soul.” Interviews with other couples—”metaphysical pajama parties”—reveal common, instructive threads among creative and committed partners.
