How to Become a Miracle Worker with your Life
Some readers may have come across the ancient Hawaiian healing technique of Ho-oponopono involving the four short phrases I am sorry, please forgive me, I…… Read More »
Book Reviews
Molecular Memories
Authors: Brenda J. Dunne, Robert G. Jahn
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Psychology Consciousness Studies
Bob Jahn and Brenda Dunne are well-known for their work at the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) lab between 1979 and 2007. This book tells…… Read More »
Emotion and Imagination
This book is more slanted towards moral psychology rather than the nature of emotions as such, arguing for the close connection between emotion and imagination,…… Read More »
Emotion
This introductory text gives readers a very good overview of academic work on emotion with vivid illustrations that can help readers relate the content to…… Read More »
Paradise and Promises
This powerful narrative about being a student of Andrew Cohen for 15 years takes the reader on a poignant, sometimes ecstatic and often painful journey…… Read More »
The Upside Down Mountain
Mags Mackean is a former BBC journalist turned intrepid explorer of both outer and inner realms as she sets off on shamanic journeys to the…… Read More »
Kindling the Native Spirit
There is a good deal of general interest in indigenous spirituality, which is reflected in this book of sacred practices from a number of traditions…… Read More »
In the Absence of Human Beauty
Subtitled 'philosophical fragments' – an apt description of the episodic and at times gnomic content - this book sounds rather like Wittgenstein in opening with…… Read More »
The Book of Becoming
The author took up the study of philosophy and shamanism later in life and has been retired from the construction industry since 2010. This books…… Read More »
Conversations on the Enneagram
Some readers will no doubt be familiar with the Enneagram as a nine-fold psychological typology based on the idea that at a very young age…… Read More »