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body, mind, and soul and other useless distinctions
After a bit on the road in Nürnberg and Weißenburg (South of Germany — picturesque, rural, blue skies, green meadows, an interesting job, and a visit to a friend http://www.axelcaspary.de/), I’m back home in the office … home on the range, home in the office (I challenge you to ponder that one).
Speaking about pondering things — here are two books that are absolutely brilliant, silly, ingenious, dumb, deep (*gg*), fun:
Astonish Yourself — 101 Experiments in the Philosophy of Everyday Life by Roger-Pol Droit
Very interesting experiments like “crying in the cinema” (I recommend “Titanic”), or “believing in the presence of a scent” (I recommend “the smell of your grandparents’ hallway”). I have no idea what this could be good for, but it’s interesting
http://www.amazon.com/Astonish-Yourself-Experiments-Philosophy-Everyday/dp/0142003131
And
This Book will Change your Life by Benrik
It makes you draw, jump, do lots of silly things (note the implication of agency here *gg*) — the perfect gift for someone who needs a little bit of devine pranksterhood in his or her life.
On that note … cu ’round (and square)
*silly today*
Kirsten
24.2.2007 bei 11:48
In the same category I can recommend Scott Miller’s “Staying on Top and Keeping the Sand out of your Pants”. An introduction to Solution Focused body and mind surfing!
PS. Great web site and blog.