Philosophy is always interesting in conversations, but then picking up a book and reading a page is a real ask. They’re written in English that only authors can understand!
The people behind these philosophy beginner books understand the tough learning curve with philosophy, so they’ve adjusted their books to be more accessible to the wider population. They’re incredibly interesting reads and create hundreds of deep conversation starters!
#1 Subconscious Power by Kimberly Friedmutter
Subconscious Power not only teaches readers about their own capacity for excellence but shows readers easy-to-do exercises (each 3 minutes or less)to alleviate stress, anxiety, sleeplessness, phobias, addictions and more. These techniques have been used by Hollywood’s top stars, titans of industry and readers worldwide to overcome anxiety before it ever begins.
100% natural, organic and sustainable. Experience why hypnotic trance has become the new meditation for those looking to enhance their performance and to excel, using their subconscious mind. See what celebrities like Mike Tyson, Jennifer Hudson and Martha Stewart have to say regarding Subconscious Power..
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#2 The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse by Charlie Mackesy
Simply put, the animals and the little boy depict that even the heaviest of burdens we tend to question doesn’t necessarily translate as the “end”. It’s more of choosing to slip into a positive mindset many of us fail to do so when confronted by fear, hurt, confusion.
When love is assured to us, the weight we feel on our hearts decreases to nothingness, and we live life again happily.
Mackesy sure pulled my heartstrings. Made me feel like a boy again, and made me appreciate the many things in life I tend to miss.
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#3 The Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle
Beyond that, The Nicomachean Ethics is relatively simple to read. While other philosophers often used lyrical, flowery language or tough, complicated wording that make interpreting their meaning a chore, Aristotle’s writing is typically clear and easy to understand. He also tends towards a simple format of asking a question and then providing the answer, which makes it easy to follow his train of thought.
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#4 101 Questions for Humanity by J Edward Neill
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#5 The Philosophy Book by DK
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