Philosophy and psychology
How to Become Luckier
A thoughtful exploration of chance, belief and responsibility—and a practical guide to meeting uncertainty more intelligently.
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Ideas for meeting uncertainty.
Books exploring belief, chance, responsibility and the stories through which we make sense of life.
Philosophy and psychology
How to Get Lucky
A playful title for a thoughtful book about chance: widen your opportunities, question comforting myths and make wiser choices.
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Philosophy of mind and relationships
Why Listening Works
An exploration of consciousness, perception and belief that reveals why asking and listening take us further than imagining another person’s point of view.
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Belief, identity and society
Why We Believe
An interdisciplinary exploration of how beliefs shape identity, health, belonging and conflict—and how curiosity can help us live together more beautifully.
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Faith, health and the mind–body connection
Why Faith Heals
A careful examination of how faith, ritual, expectation and belonging can influence suffering, behaviour and health—without confusing relief with cure.
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Psychology, anthropology and identity
The Remembering Skin
An evidence-conscious exploration of tattoo imagery as a durable cue for memory, identity, faith, pain and belonging.
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Faith, evidence and ethics
Prayed to Death
A compassionate investigation of faith healing, false certainty and the crucial line between helping someone feel better and claiming to cure disease.
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Philosophy and psychology
Bereavement
How do I live without you? An inquiry into bereavement, continuing bonds, and the possibility of pleasure while love and sorrow remain.
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Philosophy and psychology
Living with Mortality
How do I live with myself knowing I will end? A philosophical and psychological inquiry into death anxiety, afterlife beliefs, and the value of a finite life.
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Philosophy and psychology
Turning Away from Suffering
Do we turn away from suffering because it awakens fears about our own lives? An inquiry into attention, avoidance, care, and shared responsibility.
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