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Waking Up
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For those seeking spirituality without the confines of organized religion, Sam Harris's latest book offers a fresh perspective on meditation as a scientifically and psychologically grounded spiritual practice. In "Waking Up," bestselling author and neuroscientist Sam Harris speaks to individuals who do not identify with any religious tradition yet feel that historical figures like Jesus, Buddha, Lao Tzu, and Rumi were not simply delusional or deceptive. Harris presents a compelling argument suggesting that valuable insights can be gained from the experiences of these spiritual figures, indicating that there is more to reality than what is typically accepted by science and secular culture.
The book serves as both a reflective memoir and an analysis of the scientific basis for spirituality. Harris uniquely combines contemplative wisdom with modern scientific thought, a feat that only he—a distinguished scientist, philosopher, and noted skeptic—could achieve. Through "Waking Up," readers are invited to explore the intersection of spiritual understanding and scientific inquiry.
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For those seeking spirituality without the confines of organized religion, Sam Harris's latest book offers a fresh perspective on meditation as a scientifically and psychologically grounded spiritual practice. In "Waking Up," bestselling author and neuroscientist Sam Harris speaks to individuals who do not identify with any religious tradition yet feel that historical figures like Jesus, Buddha, Lao Tzu, and Rumi were not simply delusional or deceptive. Harris presents a compelling argument suggesting that valuable insights can be gained from the experiences of these spiritual figures, indicating that there is more to reality than what is typically accepted by science and secular culture.
The book serves as both a reflective memoir and an analysis of the scientific basis for spirituality. Harris uniquely combines contemplative wisdom with modern scientific thought, a feat that only he—a distinguished scientist, philosopher, and noted skeptic—could achieve. Through "Waking Up," readers are invited to explore the intersection of spiritual understanding and scientific inquiry.
