To start, here is a list of books, videos, and programs I highly recommend: My Top Ten Favorite Programs & Paradigms.
Below are other resources I find useful:
> Brain Rules. This website offers very informative short videos on the brain and how to live better more healthy lives.
> A Philosophers Notes on Youtube . I like Brian Johnson’s upbeat energy and enthusiasm for a subject I also love – the pursuit of wisdom and optimal living.
> The Authentic Happiness Website. This site presents information on positive psychology. Also visit the Positive Psychology Center.
> Zen stories to tell your neighbors . These stories and parables share the insights of the Zen philosophy and way of living.
> Self Help Book Online. I have only read a few sections of this free online self help book but it appears to offer great psychological advice.
> Videos at Mankind.tv . This site has compiled many free videos on self improvement for men.
> Psychology Tools. Tons of charts and audio.
> Mental Fitness: Training Your Mind for Total Health and Success!. This site offers a ton of resources and links for optimal living.
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This blog covers my personal journey as a rational science-minded man coming out of a decade of atheistic skepticism and cynicism; and trying to re-establish my former Christian life-stance from the ground up without ignoring my 21st century worldview. I thus present a science friendly scholarly lens of interpretation that in my view can restore the ancient biblical texts as still useful for the modern man in North America.
The Art of Awareness and Letting Go to Let "God"
* The following is a brief summary of the secular practice of Mindfulness, and Eastern wisdom as I understand it being combined with Christ...
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I rarely hear it emphasized among Christians I talk to but as I see it, I interpret Jesus as Lord in contrast to Caesar as Lord. A little co...
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In the following diagram below, I show how I start with what I call G.O.D ., an acronym for the G ood O perating D imension. In that, I beli...
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“Once you label me you negate me” ~ Soren Kierkegaard "... We should not say ‘I am an Athenian’ or ‘I am a Roman’ but ‘I am a citizen...