The Straight Path: A Story Of Healing And Transformation In Fiji

Richard Katz

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Jungian Analytical Psychology

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Anthropologist/clincial psychologist Katz spent two years on a remote Fijian island in his search for the moral, psychological, and spiritual wisdom known as the Straight Path, an ancient healing tradition with tremendous relevance for health and psychology in the West. Photos.

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