The book offers a detailed exploration of the spiritual journey from death to rebirth, structured as a 49-day guide. It emphasizes the importance of following the outlined practices diligently to potentially shorten this transformative process. Through ancient wisdom, readers are led to understand the stages of transition and the significance of spiritual guidance in navigating the afterlife.
Exploring the mystic triad of Buddhism, Taoism, and Zen, this book delves into the core teachings of these three influential Asian philosophies. It features excerpts from ancient texts alongside parallels from Western thinkers, enriching the understanding of these traditions. The final chapter introduces additional insights, including Kakuan's bull, Musashi's five rings, and the principles of Feng Shui, offering a broader perspective on wisdom and harmony.
This pocket edition features all 64 hexagrams from the I Ching, an ancient text revered as one of the oldest personal guidance manuals. It provides insights into traditional interpretations and practical applications for modern readers, making it a valuable resource for those seeking wisdom and direction in their lives.
Featuring a collection of 94 skill builder exercises, this manual offers practical leader-manager skills for both individual and group use. It distills 30 years of field-tested training programs from the U.S. and Canada, providing readers with actionable insights and techniques to enhance their leadership and management capabilities.
The book offers a clear and accessible interpretation of Buddha's core teachings, featuring excerpts from sutras along with parables and sayings. It explores significant Buddhist movements following Buddha's death, including Zen, and includes thought-provoking koans for readers to contemplate. Perfect for travel or daily inspiration, it serves as a helpful refresher on fundamental Buddhist principles without adhering to any specific denomination.
Exploring the concept of death and the afterlife, this book delves into various theories and beliefs from ancient civilizations to contemporary thought. It features a collection of quotes that range from comforting to challenging, inviting readers to reflect on their own views about mortality and what may lie beyond. The work provides a thought-provoking journey through historical and modern perspectives, making it a compelling read for anyone intrigued by the mysteries of life and death.
Focusing on self-discovery, this personal growth manual guides readers through three essential questions: identity, understanding others, and purpose. It includes numerous self-help exercises designed to facilitate introspection and growth. Drawing from 30 years of professional workshops, the book culminates in a chapter dedicated to wellness and stress management, providing practical tools for navigating life's challenges.
Exploring the nuances of mental health in contemporary society, this primer by board-certified psychologist Dr. Frank Machovec addresses common concerns about mental disorders and normal human behavior. It outlines behavioral traits to accept versus those that can be changed, while also delving into the insights dreams can offer. Utilizing the latest diagnostic criteria and therapy techniques, the book provides simple tests to help readers understand their thoughts and feelings, ultimately guiding them toward self-acceptance and professional support.
The book critiques the assumption of perfect information in economics, highlighting its detrimental effects on economic systems. It argues that this misconception has resulted in unnecessary state intervention and has obscured the crucial role of asymmetric information in fostering entrepreneurial activity. By challenging traditional economic theories, the author emphasizes the need to reconsider how information dynamics influence market behaviors and economic outcomes.