In his thought-provoking book, “Think on These Things,” J. Krishnamurti invites us on a transformative journey to explore the realms of education, intelligence, and the essence of a truly fulfilling life. With profound insights and undeniable wisdom, Krishnamurti challenges our beliefs, questions societal norms, and encourages us to think independently. Born in 1895 in India, …
In “Younger Next Year“, Chris Crowley, a former litigator turned retired attorney, teams up with Henry S. Lodge, M.D., a renowned internist and preventive medicine expert, to deliver a groundbreaking guide to living a vibrant and fulfilling life in the later years. In this book, Crowley and Lodge share their unique perspectives, combining personal anecdotes …
In “Snoop,” Sam Gosling explores the intriguing world of personal possessions and how they reflect the hidden aspects of our personality. As a renowned psychologist and professor at the University of Texas, Gosling delves into the science of snooping around people’s belongings to uncover their true character. Through his extensive research, Gosling reveals the fascinating …
In Love, Medicine & Miracles, Bernie S. Siegel explores the profound connection between love, healing, and the power of the mind. Through his experience as a renowned surgeon, Siegel examines the miraculous recoveries of his patients who defied medical odds. This gripping book offers a unique perspective on the extraordinary potential of love and the …
In “A New Earth,” renowned spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle offers readers a transformative guide to embracing spiritual awakening and personal growth. Through his profound insights, Tolle invites individuals to rise above their ego-based identities and connect with their highest potential, fostering a deep sense of peace and purpose. Drawing from various spiritual traditions and his …
Existential Psychotherapy is a profound and enlightening exploration of the therapeutic approach that focuses on the universal human experience of existential concerns, such as the search for meaning, freedom, and the inevitability of death. Written by the esteemed psychiatrist and author, Irvin D. Yalom, this seminal work delves into the core principles and practices of …
“The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and Other Clinical Tales” delves into the captivating world of neurological disorders through a collection of intriguing case studies. Written by the renowned neurologist Oliver Sacks, this book offers a remarkable insight into the lives of individuals battling unusual brain conditions. Oliver Sacks, recognized as one …
In her insightful book, The Gift of Failure, Jessica Lahey delves into the perplexing dilemma faced by parents and educators today – the desire to protect children from failing, which inadvertently impedes their growth and achievement. With her background as an educator and parent, Lahey offers a refreshing perspective on the modern parenting and education …
In his remarkable book “Blink,” Malcolm Gladwell explores the fascinating concept of rapid cognition and the amazing power of snap judgments. Through vivid storytelling and extensive research, Gladwell delves deep into the human mind’s ability to make split-second decisions, emphasizing that sometimes our gut instinct can be more accurate and insightful than prolonged analyses. As …
In “The Mind-Gut Connection,” Emeran Mayer explores the intricate and fascinating relationship between our brain and our gut. Mayer, a distinguished gastroenterologist and neuroscientist, delves into the emerging field of psychobiotics, highlighting the profound influence our gut health has on various aspects of our well-being. Throughout the book, Mayer uncovers the essential role our gut …