2022, I found myself moving deeper toward the inner layers of existence away from scientific theories and applications of rat experiments into human behavior. I found myself going deeper into eastern philosophies and teachings – going further into my eastern roots. Once the covers of the three-dimensional view of the scientific world are unveiled, it is hard to look back at little-understood sciences, compared to the vastness of the universe and the multi-dimension human beings we are. Trying to apply linear theories, and try to generalize, categorize, standardize, and replicate existence, seemed such a ludicrous concept anymore.
I could no longer look at this multi-dimensional, non-repeatable, and uniquely perfect existence from a mere three dimension view. Science has done amazing things, but it is only 5 pieces of the million-piece puzzle. These books of great wisdom helped me further my understanding of the vastness of my human existence in this amazing cosmos.
I have linked and bolded the books I found to be the most profound in my journey in the list below. I hope this will serve at least one person to discover hidden guidance in their life.
- Herbal remedies for men – Rosemary Gladstar (I still use this book as a guide)
- When things fall apart – Pema Chodron
- Body into balance – Maria
- Herbal recipes for vibrant health – Rosemary Gladstar
- Regeneration – Paul Hawken
- E cubed – Pam Grout
- Good life good vibes – Vex King
- Raising good humans – Hunter clarke
- The strength in our scars – Bianca Sparacino
- The conscious parent – Shefali Tsabary
- Introduction to Tantra – Lama Yeshe
- The power of you – Chris micheals
- Inner Engineering – Sadhguru
- Nonviolence Communication – Marshall Rosenberg
- The four agreements – Don miguel
- Existential Kink – Carolyn Elliot
- The body keeps the score – Bessel Van der kolk
- How to talk so little kids will listen – Julie Kind, Joanna Faber
- Radiance Sutras
- Tao te chin
- The mastery of love – Don Miguel
- Taoist secrets of love, cultivating male sexual energy – Mantak Chia
When I first started keeping records of the books I read, I wanted to read 50, 60, or 70 books in a year. But the more I read, I realized it is never about the number of books I read. It is about understanding, applying, embracing, and letting go of the concepts and philosophies from the books. Then moving on to the next stepping stone, never attaching to the teachings. In my journey, these books have been great stepping stones. You can also discover the books I have read in previous years here: 2021 and 2020