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Improving, relating harmoniously with others, carrying out one's own projects and enjoying a practical and real happiness are objectives within the reach of everyone who is willing to mobilize. You have the energy and resources to advance in your transformation, you just need the...

New parents want nothing more than a night of uninterrupted sleep. While there’s plenty of advice out there, there is nothing based on the latest cutting-edge research about sleep—until now. In How Babies Sleep, Sofia Axelrod, PhD—neuroscientist, and mother of two—introduces the first baby sleep...

The Nature of Birth and Breastfeeding has as its premise that in order to gain a truer understanding of the human experience, we must examine the way other mammals function during birth, breastfeeding, and parenting. Odent points out procedures which becloud the approaches to...

This book is Strawbridge Howard’s charming and eloquent account of a return to noticing, to rediscovering a perspective on the world that had somehow been lost to her for decades, and to reconnecting with the natural world.

The so-called convergent technologies, of which nanotechnologies are an essential part of, allow a hyper-connected world that turns our societies into increasingly heterogeneous and plural realities. This book provides a necessary reflection on the ethical dimension of techno-science in general and the recognition of...

This book not only formulates a critique of contemporary psychiatry, but also points out possible ways out of the alley in which she is trapped. Benedetto Saraceno has compiled ten essays written over the years, which share the same deep conviction that psychiatry is...

In this original work, Byung-chul Han turns gardening into an art where you can exercise meditation and reflect on beauty, life, and worship. In gardening, this power of life can be appreciated and learned. Gardening then becomes an art where meditation and prayer are...

The irrevocable loss that death brings is a cause of horror for us. However, beyond this terrifying vision, the reflection on death finds its expression in a singular rhetoric that multiplies it and turns it into a phenomenon, a manifestation and even a living...

This work invites us to get to know in depth and dialogue with seven great philosophers: Kokai, Shinran, Dogen, Sorai, Norinaga, Nishida and Watsuji. What makes the journey proposed by its author exceptional and fascinating is that it challenges the reader to contemplate together...

The communication of science is important to make it useful to society. In this book we will discover who the first scientific disseminators were and how the governments of different countries have tried to use scientific knowledge so citizens would be informed about scientific...

Is arsenic the deadliest element on the periodic table? Is there arsenic in Spain? Could a green dress kill you in Victorian England? Was Napoleon Bonaparte poisoned with arsenic? Can we find arsenic in our food? In this book you will find the answers...

The Japanese word ikigai can be translated as "that thing which is worth living for." Selene Calloni Williams, expert in deep psychology, shamanism, and life coaching, provides you with a method to develop the necessary awareness to get your own ikigai.

An alchemy treatise from the 18th century that is different from the texts of its epoque. Entertaining and didactic, it aims to share hermetic knowledge. The work includes the narration of an evocative dream sown with alchemical symbols, through which it communicates the secrets...

The legend of the werewolf is as old as man himself. From Ed and Lorraine Warren comes perhaps their most incredible and horrifying case: the true story of William Ramsey, a man possessed by a werewolf spirit, whose bizarre seizures terrified the English town...

Little known to the general public, despite its enormous importance in the history of Kabbalah, the Sefer ha-temunah (The Book of the Figure) is one of the most passionate texts of Jewish mysticism. A study of the Hebrew alphabet from a Kabbalistic perspective.

Greek nannies told children stories they called mythoi, stories starring gods, men and extraordinary creatures. In this book we find a selection of Greek myths based on topics such as love, death, justice and destiny. Topics that appear in our lives to cause suffering...

The solution to any of your health problems, whatever the reason for your stress, offering a wide range of possibilities through different techniques and resources to perform at work or at home. Fully illustrated work, with access to videos and audios through QR codes...

Science has always been present in cosmetics and finally begins to be in marketing. Today, consumers ask more questions than ever about the cosmetic products they buy. This book is a useful guide that delves into the science of cosmetics and helps us understand...

We are in Madrid in 1963. Pelayo Pelayo, full of doubts and illusions, obsessively rewrites a script that is about to roll. And in this Madrid in the midst of developing Francoism, Pelayo Pelayo ends up retouching his script in a brothel and having...

This volume brings together the entirety of Ricardo Piglia's book work, organized by the author himself shortly before he died. These are his narratives that, in addition to telling stories, open paths, explore boundaries and reflect on the art of storytelling.