There’s No Such Thing as “Good” and “Evil”

I haven’t written my email newsletter in a while (a few weeks), but I’ve sure as hell been working, reading, and achieving, and 2020 will see some INCREDIBLE book recommendations hitting your inboxes (if you’re subscribed).

Accordingly, my latest Instagram post features the 20 best books I read in 2019, titles like Still the Mind, by Alan Watts, Can’t Hurt Me, by David Goggins, The Library Book, by Susan Orlean, Socrates in Love, by Armand D’Angour, and Everything is Fucked, by Mark Manson, to name just five.

There were a total of 137 books I finished in 2019, and I will DEFINITELY be beating that number like it owes me money in 2020.

So many amazing books out there. It’s staggering.

Anyway, today’s book is called The Book of Life, by Jiddu Krishnamurti and it’s ALSO on my list of favorite reads from 2019. Krishnamurti is like Alan Watts, Simone Weil, and Friedrich Nietzsche all rolled into one.

Today we’re going to be talking about why there is no “Good” or “Evil”, but rather a lack of attention.

Read on!

Today’s Book on Amazon: The Book of Life, by Jiddu Krishnamurti