by Joze Tomsic | Nov 1, 2023 | Books
The “rediscovery” of physical and sexual child abuse has revived psychiatric interest in disorders arising from traumatic experiences. In The Inner World of Trauma, Donald Kalsched explores the inner world of dream and fantasy images encountered by people...
by Joze Tomsic | Nov 10, 2022 | Books
“Stillness Is the Key by Ryan Holiday” is a book where the author analyzes a wide range of the greatest thinkers in history, from Confucious to Seneca and from Marcus Aurelius to Leonardo da Vinci, revealing what stillness is and how it can be achieved. In...
by Thomson Dablemond | Feb 21, 2022 | Books, Philosophical Reflection
The idea of Zarathustra of Nietzsche goes back to Nietzsche in the first years of his stay in Basel. We find clues in the notes dating from 1871 and 1872. But, for the fundamental conception of the work, Nietzsche himself indicates the time of a holiday in the...
by Joze Tomsic | Jan 13, 2022 | Books
Like Kafka, Franz Werfel came from a Jewish merchant family and was influenced by Max Brod, a journalist, essayist, and versatile cultural worker of the time. After his studies and the war, Werfel settled in Vienna. Before embarking on novels in the 1930s, he mainly...
by Joze Tomsic | Jan 8, 2022 | Books
The thought-provoking book “The Future of God by Dr. Deepak Chopra” offers new ways for God to become a living presence in the twenty-first century. During the last decade, the rise of the militant atheism movement of Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris has...
by Joze Tomsic | Dec 9, 2021 | Books
In recent years, we have witnessed a veritable flood of literature on self-help and spiritual growth that is supposed to help us live life the way we want. It is sometimes difficult to choose the right one in the flood of different manuals that offer a lot. If you...
