Books

A book about the one thing no amount of AI changes: the fact that you have exactly one brain The archive of human knowledge doubles faster than any mind can follow it. Mendel’s genetics waited thirty-four years to be read. A quarter-million new theorems are proved each year that no single mathematician can survey. Elan Moritz calls the boundary where individual cognition runs out the one brain barrier 

This book tries to put words to what most experienced programmers already know. It provides a framework for making better design choices, and a vocabulary for teams to discuss the software they collaborate on.

From the sphere of one to the sphere of everything: an exploration of the boundaries we live inside.

宇宙可以解释世界如何运转，却不会替我们决定什么值得追求。本书帮助读者在没有终极保证的时代，建立可讨论、可修正、可承担的生活判断。

What if Emmet Fox’s teaching were approached not as a collection of inspirational quotations, but as a complete system that could be mapped, practiced, and tested? The Inner Laboratory reconstructs the architecture of Fox’s thought, examines its promises without blind devotion, and turns its central ideas into practical methods for attention, prayer, forgiveness, courage, prosperity and action.

Et si Emmet Fox ne nous apprenait pas simplement à penser positivement, mais à déplacer le centre de notre conscience ? Ce livre reconstruit l’ensemble de sa doctrine, en révèle les mécanismes, en éprouve les promesses et propose trente jours de pratique — sans naïveté, sans culpabilisation et sans fuir le réel.

Dieu savait que l’homme pourrait aimer, créer et sauver. Il savait aussi qu’il pourrait haïr, détruire et tuer. Pourquoi lui avoir donné la liberté ? Et pourquoi ne l’a-t-il jamais reprise ?

For a century, academic dogma claimed that a tiny slice of reality is the exact same size as the whole thing. It’s an illusion. Geometry proves the part is always smaller than the whole. This 30-page blueprint exposes the intellectual traps of Cantorian math and teases a neuroscience layout to tweak your biological waveguide filters. Read the truth, escape the distractions, and join the vanguard.

A business ethics grounded in Aotearoa. It teaches the skill worth having, not resolving hard cases but holding them: seeing who decides, who is heard, who is counted, and who is excluded, and staying answerable when there is no right answer.

Discover how a single principle—duality—connects quantum physics, the universe, time, human life and artificial intelligence through stunning visual infographics

We live inside Time: sometimes wishing it would pass faster, sometimes praying for more, and often trying to conquer it. Wave 2 proposes a different quest: to look more deeply at Time’s nature, so we may better understand who we are, where we belong, and how our becoming may find its purpose.

"This fourth volume of Reflections by Swami Purnananda is a deeply spiritual and healing book. Each thought and prayer offers the reader a chance to be immersed in stillness. The poems are effortlessly profound, prayerful and yet relatable. Each piece nourishes the seed of contemplation and gives the opportunity to let the mind explore the theme at a slow and gentle pace." Sister Stanislaus ''Stan'' Kennedy SCMC MSc

"In the quiet moments of our lives, we often find ourselves searching for something deeper, something more profound than the everyday routines that occupy our days. It is in these moments of reflection, when we turn our thoughts inward, that we discover the timeless yearning for faith, peace, light, nature, truth, and the enduring quest for meaning. This volume of daily reflections and prayers is a treasury of words that strives to capture the essence of this profound journey." Adrian Cristea Executive Officer of the Dublin City Interfaith Forum

This volume is the first of 4 volumes spanning the 365 days of the year. The offerings were generally written daily from ideas that came in the early mornings. They were written with a "let go" attitude of a recipient of divine grace that was sure to flow." Swami Purnananda