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Love: From The Jungle To The Divine by R. Stephen Lynch



 This may be a short book, but it packs a lot of information that is both invigorating and moving. If you find yourself questioning why relationships fail, or even consider that you might be the reason, you need to read this book. 


R. Stephen Lynch has given as methods and deep thoughts for us to use at our leisure to understand the value of ourselves and where we put that value in life, with an emphasis on failed relationships. Six chapters devote time to explaining his theory “The Jungle Equation” and how we might benefit from understanding this theory and grow our self worth.



Lynch relates to us by using his own personal stories and how he resolved to let the inner demons not win. The conclusion of this book suggests six steps to consider beginning the journey.



The fact that this book is short and to the point, made it quite satisfying in reading. It can easily be read in a day, but I think it would be best to read one chapter a day to get the most internal monologue with yourself to understand The Jungle Equation. Absorbing this information slowly will most likely result in the best outcome.



Thank you, R. Stephen Lynch, for sending me a copy of your book. I enjoyed reading and relating to your stories and the knowledge you share.


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