New eBook in Pipeline: 'Across the Flood - Meditations on Mind, Modernity and Samsara'
Across the Flood — My Upcoming eBook
I’m thrilled to share that I’m currently in the process of publishing my new eBook, Across the Flood: Meditations on Mind, Modernity and Samsara. This project has been a deep and rewarding journey — one that bridges philosophy, spirituality, and psychology into a single stream of reflective writing.
The book is structured as a collection of aphorisms and meditative insights, each one distilled from years of reflection, mindfulness, and study. Drawing from the Buddha’s metaphor of the raft — a vehicle built to cross the flood of Samsara — the work invites readers to engineer their own spacecraft of liberation, using their insights and contemplations as the very components that carry them beyond the turbulence of modern existence.
What excites me most about Across the Flood is how it speaks to both ancient wisdom and contemporary struggle. It explores the human mind through the lens of Buddhist thought, Kantian philosophy, and cognitive-behavioral insight, all while offering a modern critique of how we live, think, and relate in a world of constant stimulation.
This isn’t just a spiritual book — it’s a manual for self-observation. It encourages readers to look inward, to see how thoughts, emotions, and perceptions interlock to form our sense of “self,” and how that very construct can become the starting point for transformation.
I believe Across the Flood will resonate with anyone who’s ever paused to question the machinery of their own mind — those who sense there’s something deeper beneath the surface of ordinary awareness.
I’ll be sharing updates soon as it becomes available through major eBook platforms. In the meantime, I’m beyond excited to finally see this work take shape — a small raft of insight, built to travel across the vast flood of human experience.
I’m thrilled to share that I’m currently in the process of publishing my new eBook, Across the Flood: Meditations on Mind, Modernity and Samsara. This project has been a deep and rewarding journey — one that bridges philosophy, spirituality, and psychology into a single stream of reflective writing.
The book is structured as a collection of aphorisms and meditative insights, each one distilled from years of reflection, mindfulness, and study. Drawing from the Buddha’s metaphor of the raft — a vehicle built to cross the flood of Samsara — the work invites readers to engineer their own spacecraft of liberation, using their insights and contemplations as the very components that carry them beyond the turbulence of modern existence.
What excites me most about Across the Flood is how it speaks to both ancient wisdom and contemporary struggle. It explores the human mind through the lens of Buddhist thought, Kantian philosophy, and cognitive-behavioral insight, all while offering a modern critique of how we live, think, and relate in a world of constant stimulation.
This isn’t just a spiritual book — it’s a manual for self-observation. It encourages readers to look inward, to see how thoughts, emotions, and perceptions interlock to form our sense of “self,” and how that very construct can become the starting point for transformation.
I believe Across the Flood will resonate with anyone who’s ever paused to question the machinery of their own mind — those who sense there’s something deeper beneath the surface of ordinary awareness.
I’ll be sharing updates soon as it becomes available through major eBook platforms. In the meantime, I’m beyond excited to finally see this work take shape — a small raft of insight, built to travel across the vast flood of human experience.
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