Self Philosophy

Step into a world where knowledge begins within. Internalism for Beginners unpacks the profound philosophy that connects belief, justification, and self-awareness, giving you the tools to navigate your thoughts and unlock your mind's potential. Uncover the Philosophy That Starts With You Why do you believe what you believe? How do you know it’s justified? This book answers these timeless questions, offering an accessible exploration of internalism—the idea that true understanding comes from within. By mastering this perspective, you'll gain the clarity and confidence to critically ...

There is a myth in our culture that to find meaning, you have to travel to a distant monastery or wade through dusty volumes to figure out life's great secret. The truth is there are untapped sources of meaning all around us: right here, right now. Drawing on the latest research in positive psychology; on insights from George Eliot, Viktor Frankl, Aristotle, the Buddha and other great minds, Emily Esfahani Smith identifies four pillars upon which meaning rests: belonging, purpose, storytelling and transcendence.

'At least love yourself before loving others' I know the title is much known to readers, but we disregard the lessons we know much in our lives. When we are born and commence our life, we encounter diverse people with different attributes to achieve our purpose in life. Some teach us lessons while some remains with us, but this is not the way we should live our lives. We think we are candid and the finest curtain in front of the window, but life doesn’t work like that. Most of the people waste half of their lives chasing hoax dreams, pretending to be theirs. If you don’t know who you ...

Ralph Waldo Emerson was an American philosopher, lecturer, essayist, and poet, who is best remembered for leading the Transcendentalist movement of the mid-19th century. He was a a champion of individualism and wrote dozens of essays. Most criics consider "Self-Reliance" his best. It has the most thorough statement of one of Emerson's repeating themes, the need for each individual to avoid conformity and false consistency.

200 Quotes to Guide Your Journey offers a powerful selection of quotes for motivation and self-growth. Each quote is a step towards personal empowerment and a life lived with purpose. Featured Voices: Aristotle: “Excellence is never an accident. It is an art won by training and habituation.” Maya Angelou: “You will face many defeats, but never let yourself be defeated.” Bret Harte: “The only sure thing about luck is that it will change.” George Saunders: “Success is like a mountain that keeps growing as you hike it.” Eleanor Roosevelt: “To handle yourself, use your head; ...

Dive headfirst into the exhilarating, no-holds-barred world of "The F--k-It Philosophy: Embrace Authenticity and Live Unapologetically," where the mantra of 'F--k-It' isn't just a phrase—it's a revolution. Author Dr. Sann Vann brings you a bold, liberating guide that dares to challenge the status quo and empowers you to live your life unapologetically.

Master Your Mind. Control Your Reactions. Own Your Life. Most people let stress, fear, and frustration control them. But you don’t have to. Stoic Philosophy: The Resilient Mindset gives you the tools to stay calm, think clearly, and handle anything life throws at you—no matter how tough it gets.What You'll Gain: ✔ Unshakable Mental Toughness – Train your mind to handle stress and uncertainty like a Stoic. ✔ Emotional Mastery – Stop overreacting and start responding with clarity and control. ✔ The Power to Let Go – Use the Dichotomy of Control to stop wasting energy on what ...

Brett Blair had a mid-life thing happen to him at 45. Some people have mid-life crises. Others have mid-life tragedies. The problem: he was on autopilot. He didn't know what he didn't know, and was living a life according to other people's expectations. He wasn't living the life that was authentic for himself, and he had no idea. Through synchronicity, mentoring, tragedy and therapy, Brett came to recognize the wrong path he was on, as well as the wrong habits and ways of thinking that were holding him back.

Why do we so often fail to notice the most obvious truths about our own lives? Why is it so easy to miss the shape of the “room” we’re living in, even as the world keeps revolving around us? In The Room in the Elephant: Oblivious to Where We Are, JD Arden takes you on a witty and philosophical journey into the strange ways we misunderstand our own context. Blending sharp observation with playful metaphor, Arden reveals how perception, habit, culture, and denial conspire to keep us in the dark—and why that blindness isn’t always a bad thing. From the limits of our senses to the ...

Oliver Jeffers follows the human path from the dawn of our species through history, sharing profound, sometimes poignant, commentary on our present, and then offers a challenge: Where do we go from here? How can we create new stories and new systems that allow all of humanity to flourish? How can we journey toward a collective and robust future?

Lucius Annaeus Seneca, known as Seneca the Younger (c. 4 BC - AD 65), is the author of On the Shortness of Life (c. 49 AD). In it, Seneca draws insight from different streams of ancient wisdom: Stoic, Epicurean, Platonic, Skeptic and Cynic, as he addresses some of the important questions humans face. Seneca encourages people to be mindful of time and to use it purposefully. He suggests awareness and acceptance as a remedy for many worries and wasteful dissipations.

A New Year hails a new beginning for most of us. Some may resolve to quit smoking, lose weight, get a new job or get our finances in order. By February, some of our resolve has vanished, mainly because we couldn’t get over ourselves. We’re our own worst enemies when it comes to change. What most of us need is a plan that we can understand and stick to, through all of the hurdles, temptations, and stress that enter our lives.

In the 1790s an extraordinary group of friends changed the world. Disappointed by the French Revolution's rapid collapse into tyranny, what they wanted was nothing less than a revolution of the mind. The rulers of Europe had ordered their peoples how to think and act for too long. Based in the small German town of Jena, through poetry, drama, philosophy and science, they transformed the way we think about ourselves and the world around us. They were the first Romantics.

Combining the deft social analysis of Where Good Ideas Come From with the optimistic arguments of Everything Bad Is Good for You, New York Times best-selling author Steven Johnson's Future Perfect makes the case that a new model of political change is on the rise, transforming everything from local governments to classrooms, from protest movements to health care. Johnson paints a compelling portrait of this new political worldview.

Stoicism School is designed to give you the most in-depth look into the practicalities and concepts of a Stoic mind-set. It is a combination of the following three audiobooks stacked one on top of the other: Master the Ancient Philosophies of Productivity & Peace of Mind, Practical Ways to Harness Your Emotions & Thrive with This Philosophy, and Mindsets & Thinking Tools for Modern Day Success.

One of the most important goals for any person is to establish intellectual independence. Intellectual independence is the road to “life” independence, which is the ability to earn your own way without help from others. Typically, this goal is a characteristic of the American individualist compared to his European cousins who can barely conceive of such a “predatory” mindset. Needless to say, it is also the opposite of the collectivist mindset that is becoming more common on the scene in America. This book teaches self-reliance and respect for the self as opposed to dependence and ...

This is a tale of reincarnation. BRASH.EGOTISTICAL.ENTITLED. These words sum up Edward Payne's journey in his present life. He is an American businessman whose "To Do" list included hunting down Africa's Big Five animals just to satisfy his overly large ego. While on his latest trophy hunt in the Okavango Delta region of Africa, he has his chance to fulfill his dream. His victory is sweet. He is triumphant over nature as he takes down the wise and aged matriarch of a small herd...but, his victory is also short-lived. You see, when karma calls...you ante up.

Pulitzer Prize winning reporter Penelope Drayton Spence has been hired by two of the world’s richest men to track down and interview enlightened people who may have arrived at the Fourth Awakening. The problem, as fast she can locate a potential candidate, they have a nasty habit of mysteriously vanishing. These Chronicles are written in the "Serial Novel" format Charles Dickens famously used for the “Pickwick Papers” and many of his later books. It is also the format magazines such as “The Saturday Evening Post” made popular not that long ago. Chronicles IV is the fourth and ...

In the epic Mahabharata, when Arjuna stood reluctant and indecisive on the battleground of Kurukshetra, struggling with similar issues, Lord Krishna’s sage counsel helped him emerge victorious. Will the Bhagavad Gita help the youth of today to find the right answers and the courage and conviction that they lack? Win over Everyday Battles: The Gita Way helps answer these questions and more by using the trope of conversations and deliberations between Akhil and Nikhil, who share a passion for the teachings of the scripture.

Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to relive the same life, with all its joys and regrets, for eternity? Friedrich Nietzsche, the provocative and influential philosopher, posed this existential challenge with his concept of eternal recurrence. In The Weight of Forever, we embark on a journey through Nietzsche's mind-bending idea – that time isn't a straight line, but a circle. This compelling, easy-to-understand guide unpacks: Nietzsche's life and the world that spawned his radical philosophy. The despair and exhilaration the idea of eternal recurrence can stir. How embracing ...