Nature and the Human Soul Bill Plotkin New World Library ISBN: 978-1-57731-551-3 Non-Fiction, Spirituality, Psychology Reviewed by Dr. Tami Brady

As we move through life, we learn and grow. At each step along the way our perspective changes and what really important to us shifts. We’ve all experienced these transformations, first in childhood, then as an adolescent, and finally as an adult. Perhaps, what we don’t realize is that we continue this growth throughout our entire life.

Nature and the Human Soul looks at the eight stages of maturation of the human being: Early Childhood, Middle Childhood, Early Adolescence, Late Adolescence, Early Adulthood, Late Adulthood, Early Elderhood, and Late Elderhood. Although it may seem like these phases could represent age grades, they do not. Since these aspects are about of the maturation of the whole being, the rate of change does not always directly relate to the chronological age. Plenty of people find themselves stuck at a particular point in the cycle and just never seem to move. 

Nature and the Human Soul is one of those books that every parent, every adult should read. Once we become adults, begin our careers, and start raising a family, the majority of us rarely think about personal growth. Indeed, in our society, we seem to have forgotten the value of Late Adulthood, Early Elderhood, and Late Elderhood.

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