Philip K. Dick
VALIS and the Transformative Vision
On What Happened in 1974 and Why It Still Matters
The Cartographer
Philip K. Dick
The Man Who Saw Through Reality
On Fiction as Philosophy and the Price of Vision
Bohm
Bohm Now
On What the Physicist Who Refused Fragmentation Has to Offer the Practitioner in the Age of Fragmentation
Bohm
Dialogue as Practice
On Bohm Dialogue, the Quality of Thought That Fragmentation Prevents, and the Group as the Unit of Consciousness
Bohm
The Holomovement
On the Universe as Process, the Self as Event, and the Consequences for How the Interior Life Is Understood
Bohm
Implicate and Explicate Order
On how fragmentation of mind produces civilizational crisis, and the physics that reveals reality as fundamentally undivided beneath the appearance of separate things
Bohm
The Physicist Who Thought Like a Mystic
On how Bohm translated mystical insight into rigorous physics, and why the scientific establishment rejected what the esoteric traditions recognized as truth
Vervaeke
Vervaeke and the Work
On how cognitive science can translate contemplative traditions into real capacities we need, without requiring metaphysical belief
Vervaeke
Neoplatonism and the Participatory Turn
On how Neoplatonism held reason, contemplation, and participatory practice together, and why its suppression created the modern meaning crisis
Vervaeke
The Four Kinds of Knowing
On how modern civilization's reduction of knowledge to propositions has atrophied our capacity for procedural, perspectival, and participatory understanding, and why this cognitive narrowing is the mechanism of our meaning crisis
Vervaeke
Relevance Realization
On the cognitive process that determines what matters to us, how its breakdown creates meaninglessness, and why contemplative traditions have always known the answer
Vervaeke
The Professor Nobody Had Heard of Until the Crisis Made Him Necessary
On the cognitive scientist who mapped the meaning crisis just as the culture became unable to ignore it, and why his framework arrived at precisely the necessary moment