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Save:'The Bullet Journal Method: Track the Past, Order the Present, Design the Future' by Ryder Carroll explains the how and why of the system he uses to be organized, focused, and live intentionally. Carroll doesn't simply tell the reader about the bullet journal system; he implements it within the book itself. provides detailed examples, exercises, and serves as a reference guide for adapting the system to suit individual needs. It delves into the basics of rapid logging and the potential benefits of regular reviews in task organization and goal focus. Additionally, the book explores the transition from an organization system into philosophy and self-help, offering insights on life management.
Not only did Bullet Journaling help her plan, track, and keep memories; it let her be creative, heal and no longer hide, and be a part of an encouraging, supportive community. She is not alone in this... Radical Acceptance: Embracing Your Life With the Heart of a Buddha by Tara Brach is a book that delves into the intersection of Buddhism and psychotherapy, focusing on accepting oneself as one is and moving away from self-judgment and shame. The author's background in psychology allows her to present the concepts in a clear and direct manner, offering practical guidance and meditation exercises at the end of each chapter. Through personal stories, case histories, and guided meditations, Brach leads readers towards trusting their innate goodness and developing a balance of clear sightedness and compassion.
When Iwas in college, I went off to the mountains for a weekend of hiking with anolder, wiser friend of twenty-two. After we set up our tent, we sat by astream, watching the water swirl around rocks a...'The Book on the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are' by Alan W. Watts is a thought-provoking exploration of Eastern philosophies, particularly Vedantic philosophy, presented in a modern and accessible manner. The book challenges the notion of the separate ego and delves into the concept of oneness, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all beings. Through a series of essays, Watts encourages readers to question their understanding of self and reality, inviting them to contemplate fundamental philosophical questions about existence and identity. The writing style is described as witty, insightful, and engaging, with a blend of profound truths and social commentary characteristic of the 1960s hippie movement.
JUST WHAT should a young man or woman know in order to be "in the know"? Is there, in other words, some inside information, some special taboo, some real lowdown on life and existence that most parent...- #4
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Save:'The Art of Living' by Thich Nhat Hanh is a concise and insightful read that delves into the transformation of the world starting from within ourselves. It emphasizes the importance of mindfulness, love, compassion, and self-reflection in leading a fulfilling life. Thich Nhat Hanh's writing style is described as clear, easy to understand, and profound, offering deep observations and wisdom in simple sentences. touches on various themes such as finding true happiness within oneself, changing thinking patterns to live life fully, and developing a deeper understanding of life, birth, death, and happiness.
Imagine, for a moment, a beautiful flower. That flower might be an orchid or a rose, or even a simple little daisy growing beside a path. Looking into a flower, we can see that it is full of life. It ... - #6
Save:'The Consolations of Philosophy' by Alain de Botton is a book that introduces readers to the ideas of several important philosophers throughout history. The author presents the thoughts of these philosophers in a relatable and accessible manner, connecting their teachings to modern-day issues and experiences. Through exploring various philosophical schools of thought like Stoicism, Epicureanism, and Existentialism, de Botton aims to make philosophy practical and applicable to daily life. The book delves into topics such as happiness, wealth, greed, feelings of inadequacy, and how philosophical ideas can help individuals navigate life's challenges.
The writing style of 'The Consolations of Philosophy' is described as enjoyable, perceptive, insightful, and light-hearted. Readers appreciate how de Botton integrates the works of prominent philosophers with humor and wit, making complex philosophical concepts easier to understand. The book is praised for its ability to introduce readers to different schools of philosophy and demonstrate how philosophical ideas can be relevant and useful in addressing real-life trials and tribulations.
Jacques-Louis David received his commission in the spring of 1786 from Charles-Michel Trudaine de la Sablière, a wealthy member of the Parlement and a gifted Greek scholar. The terms were generous, 6,...
