Practical Consciousness

Emotions are the energies that fuel people's lives. Emotions are instilled in us as infants without our awareness. They reduce our rationality and cause suffering, yet successful people make decisions more rationally. Society teaches us that emotions are desirable, but they keep us repeating our patterns, a form of bondage.

Consciousness is the greatest mystery of the human mind — the constant presence behind every thought, feeling, and perception. Consciousness Explained: Understanding the Philosophy, Science, and Theories of the Mind takes you on a deep and accessible journey into one of the most fascinating topics in philosophy and neuroscience. From ancient debates about the soul to cutting-edge theories of brain function, this book explores the nature of awareness, the mind-body problem, and the profound question of why subjective experience exists at all. Inside, you will discover the major ...

The Architecture of Consciousness: Understanding the Philosophy and Legacy of Edmund Husserl explores one of the most profound and transformative figures in modern thought. Edmund Husserl, the founder of phenomenology, reshaped how we understand consciousness, perception, and reality itself. This book offers a clear and engaging journey through his major ideas—from intentionality and the phenomenological reduction to the lifeworld, intersubjectivity, and the crisis of modern science. Written in accessible language for readers of philosophy, psychology, and the humanities, The Architecture...

The Map of Consciousness Explained is a compilation of Dr. David R. Hawkins’ lectures on human consciousness and their associated energy fields. Using muscle testing, Dr. Hawkins conducted over 250,000 calibrations during 20 years of research to define a range of values, attitudes, and...

The Gateway Tapes Explained: Hemi-Sync, The Monroe Institute, Consciousness Exploration, Astral Projection, Remote Viewing, and the Science of Expanding Human Awareness What are the Gateway Tapes, and why have they fascinated scientists, intelligence analysts, meditation practitioners, and consciousness researchers for decades? This comprehensive guide explores the remarkable program developed at the Monroe Institute that claims to help people access expanded states of awareness through sound technology and focused mental training. Blending history, neuroscience, psychology, and ...

"Over the twenty years since my first book I have channeled over one thousand hours of messages about the one consciousness — expressions of what I experience as an eternal library of wisdom (‘The Akashic Records’). The message has not changed; it has only deepened. In this book, I have taken ‘The Messiah Seed’ text and blossomed it to include this new depth (tripling the length). What has emerged is a bloom that is beyond expectation. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I have enjoyed writing it. With love, Story Waters" In 'One Consciousness: The Matter of Consciousness,' the...

Unlock the power of your sleeping mind and awaken within your dreams. Dream Control: Unlocking the Science and Practice of Lucid Dreaming is a comprehensive, research-based guide to mastering the art of conscious dreaming. Drawing from decades of scientific study and time-tested methods, this book provides readers with everything they need to understand, induce, and sustain lucid dreams—dreams in which you realize you are dreaming and can actively participate in shaping the experience. Inside, you will discover: The science of sleep cycles and REM states, explained clearly and accurately ...

Daniel Dennett Explained: Consciousness, Evolution, Free Will, Artificial Intelligence, and the Science of Mind introduces the core ideas of a philosopher who changed how many people think about mind, behavior, and human agency. Dennett’s work starts from a simple but demanding premise: consciousness, thought, meaning, and choice belong within the natural world and should be explained rather than fenced off as mysteries. This guide presents his main arguments in plain language, with attention to the specific concepts that made his work so influential in philosophy of mind, cognitive ...

Discover the philosophy that redefined how we understand consciousness, experience, and meaning. Phenomenology Explained: A Complete Guide to Understanding Consciousness, Experience, and the Structures of Meaning takes readers on a clear and engaging journey through one of the most influential movements in modern philosophy. From Edmund Husserl’s groundbreaking methods to Heidegger’s concept of being-in-the-world, from Merleau-Ponty’s focus on embodiment to Sartre’s radical vision of freedom, this book unpacks complex ideas with clarity and depth. Whether you are new to philosophy ...

What if the most powerful sense you possess isn’t one of the five? What if there is a hidden faculty within your mind — long known to ancient civilizations, quietly studied by modern science, and forgotten by society — that can radically change how you perceive reality, make decisions, experience intuition, and understand yourself? For thousands of years, cultures across the world spoke of a “third eye” — an inner sense of perception beyond physical sight. Today, that ancient idea is re-emerging as one of the most fascinating frontiers of human consciousness. In The Third Eye ...

Gilbert Ryle Explained: The Concept of Mind, Category Mistakes, Behaviorism, Consciousness, and Human Action introduces one of the clearest attacks on the idea that the mind is a private inner object hidden behind behavior. Ryle’s target was the picture of a person as a machine inhabited by a separate ghost, a picture that shaped many traditional arguments about thought, feeling, will, and consciousness. This book explains his alternative in plain language, showing why he thought many puzzles about the mind arise not from deep mysteries but from confused ways of speaking and classifying. ...

You have questioned the world. Now it is time to build yourself. What happens after awakening? Most books expose hidden systems. Few explain how to rebuild your life once your assumptions have changed. The Architect Within is the culmination of Etzel Edelweiss' groundbreaking philosophy of human development—a practical blueprint for becoming an intentional human being in an age of distraction, division, and uncertainty. Building upon the foundations established in Food Is Control, WE ARE, and The Religion Before Religion, this book moves beyond deconstruction and offers a complete ...

THE NEVILLE GODDARD PRACTICAL METHOD The Essential Neville Collection & RHJ's It Works!—Transformed Into a Complete Daily Practice System This is the definitive practitioner's edition—Neville Goddard's most powerful teachings carefully curated, thoughtfully modernized, and woven into a structured daily practice you can begin immediately. Only the Essential Works: Five carefully chosen texts containing every technique you need: Feeling is the Secret, The Power of Awareness, Awakened Imagination, The Law and the Promise, and It Works! by RHJ. Thoughtfully Clarified: Archaic language ...

Philosophy Explained for Non-Philosophers: Clear Guides to the Ideas That Shape Human Thought Metaphysics Explained for Non-Philosophers: Reality, Existence, Identity, and the Deep Structure of Being is a clear, accessible guide to one of philosophy’s most foundational and challenging fields. Written specifically for curious readers with no formal background in philosophy, this book breaks down complex metaphysical ideas into understandable concepts using plain language, concrete examples, and careful explanations. Rather than relying on abstract jargon, it focuses on the core questions ...

Fred Dretske Explained: Information, Knowledge, Perception, Consciousness, and Mental Representation is a practical introduction to a philosopher who tried to explain how minds can be part of the natural world without giving up meaning, knowledge, or conscious experience. Dretske’s central claim is that information is not just a useful metaphor. It is a real feature of the world, and it helps explain how a state of a system can indicate what is happening outside it. This book lays out that idea in plain language and follows its consequences for knowledge, perception, representation, ...

Philosophy Explained for Non-Philosophers: Clear Guides to the Ideas That Shape Human Thought Idealism Explained for Non-Philosophers: How Mind, Consciousness, and Meaning Shape Reality is a clear, engaging introduction to one of philosophy’s most influential and misunderstood traditions. Written for curious readers with no background in philosophy, this book explores the central claim of idealism: that reality cannot be fully understood without recognizing the fundamental role of mind, consciousness, and interpretation. Rather than presenting abstract arguments in technical language, it ...

What if science and spirituality were never meant to be separate? In 1921, artist and scientist Walter Russell entered a state of expanded consciousness that revealed the hidden structure of creation itself. His revelations—later shared in The Secret of Light and The Message of the Divine Iliad—described the universe as one living field of Light, where matter, motion, and spirit are unified. They’re brilliant… but not easy to understand. Being the Light makes Russell’s teachings clear, practical, and deeply human. It bridges metaphysics and daily life, showing you how to live from...

Science Concepts Explained for Non-Scientists: Clear Guides to How the World Works Neuroscience Explained for Non-Scientists: How the Brain Creates Thought, Emotion, and Conscious Experience is a clear, concept driven guide to one of the most fascinating and complex areas of modern science. Written specifically for readers without a scientific background, this book breaks down how the brain works using plain language, logical structure, and real world relevance. Instead of overwhelming readers with technical jargon, it focuses on understanding the big ideas that explain how billions of ...

Octavio Paz Explained: Identity, Solitude, Mexican Culture, Surrealism, Language, Time, Love, Politics, and the Search for Meaning in Modern Life is a powerful and accessible deep dive into one of the twentieth century’s most influential thinkers and Nobel Prize winning writers. Blending philosophy, cultural analysis, and poetic insight, this book explores how Paz confronted the biggest questions of human existence: Who are we? Why do we feel alone? And how can we find meaning in a fragmented modern world? Through clear and engaging chapters, you will explore Paz’s groundbreaking ideas ...

Environmental Thought and Ecological Philosophy: Deep Explorations of Humanity’s Relationship with Nature BOOK 4: Crisis and Consciousness: Environmental Thought in the Age of Climate Change and Ecological Collapse is a deep, accessible exploration of how environmental philosophy confronts the defining crisis of the modern world. As climate change accelerates, ecosystems collapse, and planetary limits are breached, humanity faces not only scientific and political challenges, but profound ethical and philosophical questions. This book examines how environmental thought has evolved to ...