Thursday, January 29, 2009

The Wheel of Health or The Passionate Mind

The Wheel of Health: The Sources of Long Life and Health Among the Hunza

Author: G T Wrench

The Hunza people of northern Pakistan commonly live to be 100 or older. In an eye-opening work that extols the virtues of simple living, Dr. Wrench details how the Hunzas' diet and methods of food cultivation and soil preservation offer an effective approach to holistic health and disease prevention.



Interesting textbook: Strategic Management in Telecommunications or Managerial Economics and Business Strategy

The Passionate Mind: A Manual for Living Creatively with One's Self

Author: Joel Kramer

In The Passionate Mind, Joel Kramer asserts that "what we believe determines much of what we think and do: the way we move, the way we respond to people, how we think of ourselves, how we see the world in general." His basic message, stated in short, clear prose, is that passion is to be found only in the present moment, and mainly through becoming aware of the thoughts flowing through our minds, and through the primal process of observing our thoughts, they begin to self-correct. From the author of The Guru Papers, The Passionate Mind is a wonderful journey for anyone seeking to discover how to look at oneself.

Los Angeles Times

"Intriguing topic discussed with eloquence.... Stimulating and mind-stretching.... Subjects of elemental and universal interest: belief, pleasure, freedom, fear, death, time, analysis and the unconscious, images, love, sexuality, meditation, evolution"

New York Culture Review

"A manual of magnitude for today's living" -- New York Culture Review

Marin Independent Journal

"A passionate and fascinating thinker" - Marin Independent Journal

What People Are Saying

Alan Watts
Joel Kramer, in his own unique way, shares direct ways of helping you to experience being both the Known and the Knower.


Anais Nin
The Passionate Mind held my interest throughout, which for me is unusual. It presents basic verities in a way that anyone could assimilate, with beauty and simplicity.


Gordon Sherman
Perhaps Joel Kramer's singular merit lies in his content which is so unusual, so startling, as to grip the mind and shake its foundations. He deals with simple, even commonplace subjects which have been abused again and again. Only he brings fresh impact to their understanding. Former Chairman of the Board of California School of Professional Psychology




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