Book of Lilith by Barbara Black Koltuv

Jungian analyst Barbara Black Koltuv examines Lilith as a figure associated with rejected or neglected aspects of the feminine. Mythological material becomes a starting point for reflecting on independence, identity and the inner life.

The book offers a symbolic and psychological interpretation rather than a literal account of a supernatural being. It is intended for reflective reading, not as a clinical diagnosis or a replacement for therapy.