This book is very clear and kind, about how to pick an embodied teacher, and how not to proclaim yourself one prematurely.

This book is an experiential method for healing your relationship to money. This work can be painful, and Honda is truly gentle.

Covey’s classic is a great secular read that gives clear descriptions of a Westernized practice corresponding to the 8 limbs of yoga.

Spiritual emergence network is a good resource for someone in spiritual emergency who needs to access savvy mental-health services.

Philip Tetlock and Dan Gardner examine research on people who are better than experts at predicting the future.

Research with fMRI shows we use experience of our own emotion when regulating that of others.

John M. Gottman, PhD writes about the scientific evidence on creating and maintaining healthy relationships.

Daniel Kahneman, PhD discusses the twinned use of logical and intuitive thought.

Vilayanur Ramachandran discusses scientific evidence for mirror neurons and empathy.

Alain de Botton discusses success and how we can approach it more gently and lucidly.

Richard Feynman is a physicist who worked on the atom bomb. I particularly like his science writing.

Helen Fischer describes the scientific evidence for romantic love.

Psi ability is a natural extension of mental fittness. Tony Buzan did a great job at rewiring the assumption that IQ is hardware vs software.

The life work of psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi is on the positive psychology concept of ‘flow”.

Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi talks about his life’s work on finding and accessing higher consciousness states.

Letter in Nature from Stanford describing psychic senses and rebuttal from New Zealand saying the results weren’t reproducible.

A 1998 paper from Nature providing evidence for the quantum theory supposition that observation affects reality.

I am not in any way suggesting you practice deception. This book is a vaccination, a de-wormer if you will.

The website Your Logical Fallacy Is is a basic primer for high-school students on how to think logically.