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In Rewrite Your Story, Ian Cron uses the Enneagram, an ancient personality type system, to show how everyone lives a narrative that contradicts divine grace and their original purpose. Cron offers a guide to rewriting self-sabotaging stories, freeing oneself from destructive patterns, and becoming...

This brief essay of thoughts by Zoé Valdés narrates the life experience from the perspective of a Cuban exile, deeply affected by the totalitarian communist regime in her country. However, her reflections go further and, through her personal meditation and experiences, the author exposes...

A heart-wrenching testimony from Israel in the early months following the Gaza war. How does one resist in a country polarized by the actions of its leaders? After the Hamas attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, Dror Mishani begins writing a diary to...

In a world of instant connections and ephemeral content, talking about God on social networks may seem a challenge. However, these spaces, where everything seems transitory, can be the new pulpit for the eternal. The networks do not have to be only showcases of...

Sara Torres opened with an “unofficial” trilogy that she would later complete, already published, and which is now being closed with the reissue of its definitive version on our label. What is invoked here is the possibility of tenderness and vulnerability, of desire, of...

Marcos de Quinto, known for his success at Coca-Cola, reveals himself as an introspective poet in The Other Life of the Fugitive, a personal journey filled with vitality and humanism. Through episodes of his life, he explores themes like identity, loss, love, and disillusionment,...

Rumi Day by Day is a collection of poems chosen for their depth and relevance today. Translated by a native speaker, they offer spiritual guidance, inspiration, and tools for daily life, helping us reconnect with ourselves.

A fully tattooed young man goes viral for defending family values and hard work on social media. His message stands out in a society where it’s considered exceptional for someone his age to urge others to study, respect their parents, and make the most...

Alison Davies teaches workshops at universities across the UK, showing how to use stories as educational tools. She writes for various magazines such as Bella, Soul & Spirit, and Your Fitness, and her articles have appeared in outlets like The Times Education Supplement and...

Cicero (106-43 BCE) was a prominent politician, orator, lawyer, and philosopher, regarded as one of the most influential thinkers of his time. His philosophical work, influenced by Stoicism, explores themes such as friendship, pain, and happiness. He also introduced Greek philosophical schools to Rome...

In Heal to Learn to Love, Dr. Laura Copley offers a transformative approach to healing emotional wounds caused by toxic relationships. Based on decades of trauma research, she provides a roadmap to free oneself from toxic emotions and build meaningful, healthy, drama-free relationships. This...

Letting go is like the sudden release of internal pressure or the dropping of a weight. It is followed by a sense of relief, lightness, happiness, and freedom. Imagine how wonderful it would be to experience this release all the time, anywhere, and in...

Following the success of The Monk and the Philosopher, a true treatise on happiness and a valuable, convincing guide for our individualism lacking points of reference, Matthieu Ricard explores the philosophical question of happiness: how to find it, maintain it, and even define it....

Feeling overwhelmed? Procrastinating, then frantically pushing to get everything done? The good news is that healthy productivity is not about doing more. It’s about doing more of what matters. Modern life has us feeling swamped, unsure how to move forward on goals and dreams...

This book provides a guide to setting healthy and effective boundaries, both physical and psychological. Based on a scientifically proven neurobiological approach, it helps understand personal needs and improve communication, confidence, and assertiveness. Through practical exercises, it teaches how to maintain firm boundaries, protecting...

In this book, Dr. James Doty, Professor of Neurosurgery at Stanford, explains how thoughts and images influence our subconscious to help us achieve our goals through "manifestation." Doty reveals that, surprisingly, the brain cannot distinguish between real experiences and intensely imagined ones. Over his...

Jules Verne, famous for works like Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Journey to the Center of the Earth, takes us to unknown worlds and extraordinary adventures. But what influence do mathematics have in his stories? This fascinating mathematical divulgation work explores how...

he study begins with a hypothetical murder of Isabel Pantoja by a drag queen, exploring the shared visual regimes between cinema and drag performances. Through philosophical reflections and interviews with drag figures like Coral Show, the author examines drag identity as a cinematic projection....

This book by Juan Sahagún invites us to delve into the ideas of thinkers and artists on living life as a work of art. From Plato and Aristotle to Sartre and Foucault, the author explores the need to make artistic creativity a way of...

A stunning blow to sexism in science: Lucy Cooke debunks an outdated and incorrect conception of animal femininity. Recent evolutionary biology has revolutionized our understanding of what it means to be female. From Madagascar lemurs to orcas in the Salish Sea, Lucy Cooke explores...