Something Has Hold of YouAt the back2 min
The other books
This is one container. Here are the others, and the argument inside them is the same one.
The Inward Singularity — Become the Prime Mover in a High-Entropy Universe
This argument in the language of physics: entropy, gravity, mass, and the equations for anyone who
wants them. The state this book calls being out while still here is the one that book calls the
inward singularity. Free to read in full online, free to download, and there is an audiobook.
What You Are Paying For
The same argument in the language of an ordinary bank account, for a reader who would put a book
down at the word entropy. Eleven short chapters, and the glossary at its back translates between
it and the physics, line by line. Free to read in full.
Who Was in It
For somebody whose calendar already works — blocks that hold, a system they are not looking to
replace — and who is finished at ten past six in the other sense of finished. Twelve chapters.
Eyes Open
The one book on this shelf that names the tradition. The Brahma Kumaris' Raja Yoga course in
seventeen chapters, each with something to study against the organisation's own published pages,
something to practise, and a plain statement of what it should do for you and by when. It is not an
official publication of theirs. If there is a centre near you, its own advice is to go there
instead of reading it, or as well.
The Weight You Can Put Down — One thing at a time, in an ordinary evening
For somebody old, often alone, who has carried the same few things for forty years. Twenty-two short
chapters in large type. It does not tell you it was not your fault, and it does not ask you to
forgive anybody — and neither does this one.
The Thing It Landed On
One question and nothing else: when a remark lands on you, what did it land on? Fourteen short
chapters, about an hour and a half.
Inner Gravity — For fourteen- to sixteen-year-olds
The same argument again, for somebody in the middle of their exams. Thirty-one short chapters, three
daily anchors, and nothing moralising about phones.
Nothing Reaches Him — A novel
A man becomes, precisely and to the letter, the man he keeps telling himself he is. The book does not
say at the end whether that is what he wanted or what he lost.
sellayaso.com — all of them, and where each one can be found.
inwardsingularity.com — The Inward Singularity in full, free, with the audiobook.