The Subconscious God: Psychotherapy and Religion / Viktor Frankl; Translated from German — Moscow: Alpina Non-Fiction, 2024. — 218 pages. ISBN 978-5-00139-517-1 Presented to readers is one of the most original books by the outstanding Austrian psychologist Viktor Frankl. The author examines the unconscious drive toward religiosity as inherent to all people. It is not necessary to belong to any particular denomination or conform to the demands of any specific religion. This drive manifests in thoughts and actions of a person, as well as in dreams. An intermediate step toward conscious religiosity is the phenomenon of conscience, which the scholar views as an organ of meaning. Here, Frankl introduces for the first time the concept of super-meaning and considers the relationships of a person with this incomprehensible reality. "The Subconscious God" is one of Viktor Frankl's most important works and essential reading for those professionally engaged in psychotherapy or deeply interested in human psychology. UDC 159.964 BBK 88.522