In “The Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe,” Steven Novella presents an insightful and thought-provoking exploration of scientific skepticism, critically examining popular beliefs and pseudoscience that permeate our society. Novella, a prominent neurologist and outspoken skeptic, possesses a wealth of expertise in the scientific method, logic, and critical thinking. Through his vast experience and engaging writing …
In “The Emotion Code,” Bradley Nelson explores the profound impact of trapped emotions on our physical and emotional well-being. With extensive experience as a holistic chiropractor and teacher, Nelson unveils a revolutionary method to identify and release these emotional blocks, enabling readers to heal their bodies and live more fulfilling lives. Drawing upon his expertise …
In “For the Love of Men,” acclaimed journalist and author Liz Plank delves into the evolving landscape of masculinity, challenging traditional notions and offering an empowering vision for the future. With an astute intersectional lens, Plank explores the challenges men face in a patriarchal society and presents a compassionate call to action for both genders. …
In “The Mind Illuminated,” Culadasa (John Charles Yates), a highly respected meditation teacher with over four decades of experience, presents a comprehensive guide to meditation practice. The book offers a step-by-step approach to develop attentional skills, achieve deep states of concentration, and cultivate profound insight and wisdom. Culadasa’s unique blend of scientific understanding, traditional Buddhist …
In “Goddesses in Everywoman” by Jean Shinoda Bolen, the author — a Jungian analyst and feminist — explores the archetypal goddesses that reside within every woman. Drawing from Greek mythology, Bolen presents a compelling framework through which to understand and embrace the diverse aspects of the feminine psyche. By delving into the realms of Athena, …
In “How to Do Nothing,” Jenny Odell invites readers on a compelling journey towards reclaiming our attention and discovering the value of localized presence in an increasingly distractible world. Drawing on diverse disciplines like art, philosophy, and environmentalism, Odell challenges the dominant narrative of productivity and offers a refreshing perspective on the importance of “doing …
In the groundbreaking book “A Billion Wicked Thoughts,” Sai Gaddam explores the hidden world of human sexuality through the lens of the internet. Gaddam, a neuroscientist and data scientist, ventures into the realm of human desires by examining billions of online searches and web page views. His unique research uncovers striking patterns, challenging traditional notions …
In “Natural Childbirth the Bradley Way,” Susan McCutcheon provides expecting parents with an empowering and informative guide to achieve a natural and fulfilling birthing experience. Drawing upon her extensive knowledge and experience as a certified childbirth educator, McCutcheon presents the renowned Bradley Method®, a comprehensive approach that emphasizes the importance of relaxation, education, and active …
In “The Thinking Woman’s Guide to a Better Birth,” acclaimed childbirth researcher and writer Henci Goer offers an empowering resource for women seeking a deeper understanding of their options during pregnancy and childbirth. With a background in biology and medical writing, Goer delves into the evidence-based information surrounding key decisions made throughout the birthing process. …
In “Chatter,” Ethan Kross explores the fascinating realm of our inner voice and its impact on our lives. Through engaging anecdotes, scientific research, and practical techniques, Kross delves into the concept of “chatter” and its profound influence on our thoughts, emotions, and decision-making. As a renowned psychologist and Director of the Emotion and Self-Control Laboratory …