Life Achievement in the 21st CenturyVantage Press, Inc, 2006 - 129 pages T.C. Lea created a new paradigm of achievement, which he calls the Life Mountain, by distilling the essence of Heraclitus, Goethe, Jung, and many others to create an entirely new philosophy. He urges all of us to attempt the climb- rather than live in a world of darkness. |
Contents
The Life Mountain | 1 |
Three Types of Self | 20 |
Mind Factors | 34 |
Innate Data Banks | 48 |
Knowledge | 66 |
Happiness and Life Satisfaction | 70 |
Stress | 77 |
Social Factors | 82 |
The Life Mountain and Reality | 92 |
Life Achievement | 98 |
Appendix A | 113 |
Appendix B | 117 |
Bibliography | 119 |
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