Schopenhauer
I have a shelf of Schopenhauer's work gleaned in various second-hand bookshops – he was a great aphorist and one classic remark was if only…… Read More »
Book Reviews
Leibniz
At the end of this informative and scholarly work, the author quotes Diderot as saying that 'when one comes to one's senses and compares one's…… Read More »
Healing Your Ancestral Patterns
This is an updated edition of a book first published in 1997. It is based partly on research and partly on personal experience and the…… Read More »
I Am Here
This is a profound book to live and work with over a period of time as one deepens one's spiritual insight into life. The five…… Read More »
Earth's Cosmic Ascendancy
As Ervin Laszlo and Gyorgyi Szabo point out in their introduction, people are gradually opening out to a wider understanding of life involving invisible as…… Read More »
All is Mind
Exactly what it says in the title, this book is an ode to the participatory philosophy of Henryk Skolimowski. For the reader not familiar with…… Read More »
From Teilhard to Omega
Teilhard died 60 years ago next year but his influence has only grown and it is hard to imagine in retrospect how revolutionary his ideas…… Read More »
Depression, Emotion and the Self
This is a technical book of philosophical and interdisciplinary perspectives on the phenomenology of depression. The four parts deal with self and agency, comparative phenomenology,…… Read More »
The Trauma of Everyday Life
Continuing his work at the interface of Buddhism and psychotherapy, Mark Epstein analyses the transformational potential of trauma as an indivisible part of life that…… Read More »
Athritis Reversed
I'm not sure why I was sent this book, but it is a very good one for anyone suffering from arthritis. It is based on…… Read More »