Larry Culliford Knihy

Through personal stories from his career as a psychiatrist, the author explores themes of adversity and personal growth. By integrating Eastern and Western philosophies, he emphasizes the importance of tapping into our inner wisdom to achieve wholeness. This intuitive connection fosters a renewed sense of belonging and purpose, countering the isolation created by modern science and materialism. The book offers insights into emotional health, happiness, and maturity, guiding readers on a transformative journey toward a more meaningful life.

Two red leather armchairs are discovered on a prestigious Sussex golf course, a dead woman's body in one of them. Detective Holly Angel, sent to investigate, must uncover who this person is, how she died, how the body got there, and what could possibly be the significance of those red chairs?

Exploring the intersection of ancient Greek philosophy and modern developmental psychology, this work outlines a six-stage pathway to wisdom and personal growth. It introduces a routine of 'spiritual exercises' supported by neuroscientific research on meditation, emphasizing the biological benefits of such practices. The author highlights the importance of feeling a profound connection to others and the universe, fostering qualities like compassion and humility. In a time of significant global challenges, the book offers a hopeful perspective on cultivating wisdom for both individuals and communities.

Focusing on mindfulness, this inspirational guide encourages readers to cultivate a happier and healthier mindset. It offers practical strategies to enhance well-being and promote contentment, making it a valuable resource for those seeking personal growth and a more fulfilling life.

Freddie Manning's life unfolds against a backdrop of environmental disaster, chronicling his transformation from a schoolboy to a mercenary leader and tyrant in a post-apocalyptic southern England. The narrative weaves together a family saga, a passionate love story, and themes of male camaraderie, all while reflecting on the dire consequences of climate change. This compelling tale serves as both an adventure and a cautionary tale, exploring the resilience of the human spirit in the face of impending eco-catastrophe.

Exploring the intersection of spirituality and psychology, this book highlights the significance of spirituality in promoting mental health and wellbeing. The author defines spirituality and its core values, demonstrating how understanding these concepts can enhance insight into personal challenges and facilitate recovery. Through accessible explanations, readers gain valuable perspectives on integrating spiritual awareness into psychological practices for improved mental health outcomes.

Already endorsed as, 'Beautifully written', 'A gem of a book', and, 'Urgently important', Seeking Wisdom is described by Anthony Seldon as a unifying text with the uplifting core message that, 'We are all already one'. Part 1, examines the human predicament in terms of both intellectual under-standing and deeply personal yet universal spiritual experiences. Part 2, offers sharp commentary on important areas of public concern - politics, leadership, religion, education, health and social care, capitalism and art - noting especially a correctable imbalance between 'worldly' aims and 'spiritual' values. Part 3, offers a constructive way forward, adopting personal Spiritual Development Plans to reduce the destructive power of the false 'everyday ego' while increasing the highly beneficial influence of the true 'spiritual self'. Not only will your life be improved, but so also will the lives of the many people you encounter. This brilliant, book cannot be recommended more highly.

This book reveals how we may develop from childhood innocence to spiritual maturity, via a series of psychological stages, through constant (but often unconscious) communication with the Holy Spirit.

Here is a manifesto about the attainment of wisdom. Written by a doctor, it conflates scientific understanding and spiritual sensibility to explain how the search for wisdom is ultimately essential to our well-being. It is a personal blueprint which aims at nothing less than improving life quality for all.