Death by Maurice Maeterlinck (53 Reviews)    Price verified 47 minutes ago

Maurice Maeterlinck's 'Death' offers a profound exploration of the concept of death and its implications on human existence. Published in 1894, this philosophical work delves into the existential questions surrounding mortality, immortality, and the afterlife. Maeterlinck's lyrical prose and introspective reflections on the mystery of death invite readers to contemplate the inevitability of our own mortality, while also pondering the potential spiritual and metaphysical dimensions of the afterlife. Set within the literary context of ...

Genre: Politics & Social Sciences

Wisdom of the Ages: Timeless Lessons from History's Greatest Minds by Stan Barren (26 Reviews)    Price verified one minute ago

Dive into the Timeless Wisdom of History's Luminaries From the meditative alleys of Eastern philosophy to the resilient spirits of modern visionaries, "Wisdom of the Ages" offers a curated exploration into the profound insights and lessons from some of the most esteemed minds in human history. Why Read This Book? • Universal Teachings: Traverse through time, uncovering the ageless truths that resonate even in today's complex world. • Diverse Perspectives: Engage with a plethora of voices, from ancient philosophers like Plato ...

Genre: Politics & Social Sciences

Journey to Axiom by Saeed Aslam (3 Reviews)    Price verified 39 minutes ago

As a five year old boy, I witnessed the horrors of war first hand during the 1965 war between India and Pakistan. Because my father was assigned to the Headquarters of Pakistan army, we lived on the base and faced relentless air attacks from the Indian air force. Seeing the devastation and death caused by war made me develop a deep rooted hatred for Indians. I wanted to grow up and join the Pakistani army and kill as many Indians as I could. Fate would have it that I never joined the military and ended up coming to the US for higher ...

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Follow the Way: An essay of the Tao Te Ching (Essays of the Tao Te Ching Book 1) by Thomas Siravo (3 Reviews)    Price verified one hour ago

An interpretive essay of the Tao Te Ching focusing on its central themes in today's world: finding peace and contentment; keeping ego at bay; living without judgments; exploring the three treasures as well as suggestions for leaders and government.

Genre: Politics & Social Sciences