Philosophy Books

If you like motivation with a creative twist, this is the kind of book that feels both uplifting and easy to sink into. Gavin Aung Than turns famous words into vivid little stories, so the wisdom feels alive instead of distant. It’s the sort of read people pick up for a quick boost and end up lingering over because it’s funny, warm, and genuinely energising.

If the mystery of the future tickles your curiosity or you're already fascinated by esoteric practices, "Palm Reading: A Little Guide to Life's Secrets" could be a delightful addition to your collection. It's compact, meaning you can bring the wisdom of palmistry with you for impromptu readings. It might be the conversation starter at your next gathering or simply a personal guide to help make sense of the lines that map your hands—and perhaps your fate.

"Thought in the Act" speaks to those fascinated by the entanglement of creative process and contemplative thought. It's an immersive dive for readers who appreciate philosophy not as abstract, but as something enacted and embodied, inviting them to explore the synergy between thinking and creating. The authors’ analysis of various artists and practices will resonate deeply with anyone interested in the profound connectivity between art and life, offering an intellectual journey that champions an interplay of disciplines.

The Author takes the reader on a guided Feng Shui Tour, describing as he goes along, the essence of a Feng Shui assessment. The reader will learn to understand the principles behind the Feng Shui violations and how to cure each case.- Almost 200 cases of violations with beautiful illustrations- A cut-out of Hexagram-Bagua for curing external Feng Shui violations- A treasure for everybody, particularly architects, interior designers and homeowners. - Know how to detect the genuine geomancer from the spurious.An expose of the modi operandi of pseudo and lucky charm geomancers.- Know the answers to the 22 most frequently asked questions about Feng Shui in the final chapter.This book serves as a primer for the world's first Feng Shui correspondence course.