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Seven Games of Life

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Smoley interweaves ideas from great thinkers such as Epicurus, Hobbes, Freud, Machiavelli, and Tolstoy with his own dry and irreverent wisdom, gleaned from forty years of spiritual study and practi...
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  • 16 May 2023
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An eclectic, spicy smorgasbord of philosophical food for thought.- KIRKUS REVIEWS

Life can seem to be a serious business. We could also look at it as a game—or a series of games. They include survival, love, power, pleasure, courage, creativity, and the Master Game!

The culmination is the Master Game. Richard explores prac­tices from the great spiritual traditions to show how to reach this mastery. If you play this game, you will reach new heights of wisdom, courage, kindness, and performance.

Richard, the author of thirteen books including G&D’s Intro­duction to the Occult interweaves ideas from great thinkers and traditions with his own dry and irreverent wisdom, gleaned from forty years of study and practice, to show how to play the most important game of all.

“There is only one question: what are we to make of this life? Most books that aim to help with that central question fail, because they amount to lists: eat this, pray to that, think about the other thing, follow one truth, carry this thingamabob. Richard Smoley offers something better. It is like a conversation with a wise friend who trusts you, talking about this reality so you’re better able to relate to the ones beyond. – Quentin Hardy, Head of Editorial, Google Cloud

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Price: $17.95
Pages: 252
Publisher: G&D Media
Imprint: G&D Media
Publication Date: 16 May 2023
Trim Size: 8.00 X 5.00 in
ISBN: 9781722506247
Format: Paperback
BISACs: BODY, MIND & SPIRIT / Spiritualism, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Personal Success, SELF-HELP / Personal Growth / Success
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There are many ways, but there is only one question: what are we to make of this life? Most books that aim to help with that central question fail, because they amount to lists: eat this, pray to that, think about the other thing, follow one truth, carry this thingamabob.

Richard Smoley offers something better and more rare. It is akin to a conversation with a wise friend who trusts you, teaching and talking about this reality so you’re better able to relate to the ones beyond. He trusts you to trust yourself. Here's how. - Quentin Hardy, Head of Editorial,Google Cloud