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An Anglo-Saxon writer commented that life is like the bird that flies into the mead hall and for a few moments is warmed by the fire, only to fly out again into the darkness.
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New York, Wilhelm Reich, Bollingen Series, Princeton University Press, Function of the Orgasm, Gerhard Adler, Peer Gynt, Symbols of Transformation, The Mass Psychology of Fascism, Michael Fordham, Ilse Ollendorff Reich, Jung Letters, Marie Bonaparte, Sir Herbert Read, Martin's Press, Myron Sharaf, Reich Speaks of Freud, William Blake, Philip Schmitz, The Murder of Christ, United States, Barbara Hannah, Case of Schizophrenia, Marie-Louise von Franz, Otto Rank
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