I found this a really valuable foundation. For anyone who likes dream interpretation, self-reflection and Myers Briggs you will find elements of all of these in this book. I really like the emphasis that for many Judeo-Christian systems life is very binary. You are either evil or angelic, decisions will either send you to hell or ensure your place in heaven. However, this book really pushes the good in the darkness and in fact urges the reader to look to the areas that feel like weaknesses to become a well-rounded person.
I will say that some of the gender and race elements are a little dated, but I would be excited to read more modern/queer informed Jungian literature.