Nathan Schwartz-Salan. The mystery of human relationships. Alchemy and transformation of the Self. — M.: Club Castalia, 2018. — 444 pp.

Nathan Schwartz-Salan is rightfully considered one of the most profound modern Jungian analysts, and his work “The Mystery of Human Relations” is rightfully considered the central work of the maestro. The focus is on such a simple and such a complex problem - the problem of human interactions, in which so often people either find themselves in an unwanted and painful merger, or are not at all capable of dialogue. In his work, Schwartz-Salan turns to the rich mythopoetic language of alchemy and develops Jung's ideas about transference, revealing the most intimate and hidden aspects of human interaction. This is a book that will be truly indispensable for practicing Jungian analysts, and simply for those who want to understand the very nature of human interaction. In her works, Schwartz-Salant touches on the most painful facets of the soul associated with borderline disorders and borderline levels of consciousness of people who are considered normal, but instinctively isolate themselves from people with similar problems.