In this age of fake news and alternative facts, learning to think more critically is the first step of diminishing the personal effects of a society in chaos. “Loosing” our minds to free our inborn intellectual capacity is the final goal and that process is in this book.

This book is a straightforward yet humorous approach to that most dangerous activity known to humankind: thinking. It is humorous, thought-provoking, and potentially paradigm-shifting. It will pique the interest of the average thinker, and make them laugh as they navigate their way through what has typically been a dull subject.

About Kindness, Altruism and Modern Altruism-the Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

Famous people are recognized for their inspiring lives. All of the rest of us can be equally successful in making the lives of those around us better, contributing to their happiness.

An inconvenient truth about egoism and economic inequality (unequal distribution of resources among humans and among other living beings). And a provocative outlook on how they relate to each other, to human nature and Nature herself.

Inconvenient truth about egoism and economic inequality (unequal distribution of resources among humans and among other living beings). And a provocative outlook on how they relate to each other, to human nature and Nature.

Rules to Live By, But Not Believe invites readers to loosen their grip on the stories shaping life and step into conscious authorship. With wit, insight, and emotional intelligence, it offers philosophies that spark curiosity and power.

Groundbreaking theories that challenge our materialist viewpoints. An intellectual journey, questioning established materialist scientific norms and bringing forward evidence that defies materialist theories of consciousness.

A meaningful, yet humorous collection of anecdotal stories that will make you think, and laugh. This book is written in the hope that each reader will enjoy and remember each slice of their lives as a precious gift from God.

In my life I happen to know about vocal technique, playing jazz, & living life. This book contains my observations…about how these areas are connected & similar. And how, through each, I found myself "coming into my own", AKA "becoming".

This is an account of the author’s philosophical leanings toward the Dao and how he got there. Read how he ‘unwires’ himself from the patterns common to different mind-sets while painting, dancing, teaching and 'idling' around the world.

This book presents a personal philosophy of life inspired by the 4th Century BCE Daoist Zhuangzi (Chuang Tzu). A fictional sage shares his philosophy in a series of impromptu lectures.

The Sovereign Path is a work compiled of fatherly wisdom and is primarily directed towards the author's children. It is blunt and honest. The book covers the concepts of morality, authority, and sovereignty, but is presented in a non-scholarly fashion.

Do human beings have a cosmic purpose apart from that offered by religious myths such as Judaism, Christianity, and Islam? They do, a cosmic raison d'être based on science and philosophy and rooted in humans’ unique ability to be intelligent, appreciative observers. This and related topics are examined in Transcending the Abrahamic Religions.

Modern obsession with technological apocalypse, usually in science fiction, religious, or them vs. us political terms, obscures the facts of the very real creeping menace of avaricious expansion into parts of the planet they can only destroy.

132 short essays -- "some fun, some profound". Intriguing observations based on common sense logic. Ideas that could change your life or the world.