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There is a kind of suffering that is not born from pain. It is born from confusion. And confusion is not soothed—it is cut through.

Have you ever felt as though you were living without truly choosing? You wake, work, answer messages, solve problems, and pursue goals—yet a quiet question remains: Is this all there is?

Perhaps it is not a lack of motivation or discipline. Perhaps it is a lack of clarity: the inability to distinguish what is actually happening from the stories, assumptions, and habits through which the mind interprets it.

In Tibetan Buddhism, Manjushri is the bodhisattva of wisdom. He carries a flaming sword—not as a weapon of violence, but as an image of penetrating insight: the capacity to cut through illusion, separate perception from mental narrative, and interrupt the patterns that keep life running on autopilot.

Part of the series “The Technologies of the Awakened Mind”, MANJUSHRI invites you to put these teachings to the test in your own experience: in the decisions you postpone, the thoughts you repeatedly mistake for facts, and the paths that remain open because you are afraid to choose.

Through prajna, emptiness, the five poisons and five wisdoms, contemplative inquiry, and practical exercises, the book offers a structured way to examine the distance between reality and the mind’s account of it. Its purpose is not to provide another set of beliefs, but to help you observe more carefully, question more honestly, and act with greater discernment.

Written for readers of any background, MANJUSHRI is for anyone tired of moving through life in a mental fog—busy, functional, and yet uncertain about what truly matters. No previous knowledge of Buddhism is required.

This is not a book about believing.

It is a book about seeing.

I just read a book that will be released in a month. I found this website where people can apply to read books before they are publish. They can read them for free, in exchange of a honest review when you finish it!

A novel of love, loss, and finding yourself again.

📚 FREE on Kindle for 3 days only

📅 August 11–13, 2026

When someone you love is gone, the world doesn't stop.

The mornings still come.

The rooms still wait.

Life keeps moving—even when you don't know how to move with it.

WHEN YOU WERE GONE is a quiet, emotional novel about what happens after love ends: the loneliness, the unanswered questions, the memories that refuse to disappear, and the slow process of becoming yourself again.

A story about grief without melodrama.

About letting go without forgetting.

And about discovering that moving forward doesn't mean replacing what you lost.

FREE for three days only — August 11–13.

Does anyone have an epub download of this book please 🫶🏽

I'm the Author - Bryan White.

This is somewhat of a shorter anthology of my art and writing, stemming back to 2006.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HDHHVZBQ

In this Book...

Digital Art/Sketches

Drawing has always been a part of my life. My grandfather was a sketch artist and I grew up with sketches of his art posted on the wall at my uncle’s home. His style was a mix of chaotic scratches and geometric lines, which often resulted in strangely precise architectural drawings.

As I got older and my own style began to develop, I feel like his drawings heavily influenced my methods. And when I started to do digital art with a stylus pen, the style carried over well. I hope you enjoy the art here and it invokes emphatic feelings towards life and nature.

Poems

When I was in high school, my first career that I became interested in was literature. I had written a few poems, and my father took note that I had some talent. He suggested I write one poem each week. Which, I never achieved at the time.

I thought, I want to be a writer, but I have nothing to write about. And so I lived my life, completely consumed by science fiction, and biology, and genetics, and evolution.

But the call for writing was always there.

I don’t completely understand where the words flow from, only that they appear and occasionally rhyme.

The poems, like art, are from somewhere deep inside me.

Stories

The three stories presented here sample a broad philosophical motif - what is it to be human?

• If we could time travel, how would we use it? What would be the consequences?
• What would observing the birth of the universe look like, if such an entity was there to observe it?
• If you had an infinite memory, like Sherlock Holmes, but greater, how would you use it?

These are all questions that the natural world gives us, as humans, to attempt to answer.

Quotes from The Book...

Poems

• From "Destruction and Creation": "To write is to be immortal, / To be immortal is to be a god, / And to be a god is to be human."

Stories/Essays

• From "A Vampire in Zurich": "I am a creature of the night through necessity. Deceptive. Stealthy. Cursed."
• From "The Observer": "In the beginning was the aether and no one was there to see if it was good or bad."
• From "Recruitment of a Time Traveler at 4:37 PM on A Friday in the Year 2016": "There was something in it, the cosmos, that drew the travelers to me."

Art: Araneae

• "The black widow, with its striking appearance, displays a body of lustrous obsidian, emblazoned with a singular crimson hourglass upon its ventral abdomen. Its beauty, unmatched in the animal kingdom, is paired only with its lethality."

Art: Scorpiones

• "Mother of the Desert. Iridescent by night, hidden by day. She carries her brood upon her back, the weight of future generations resting atop her golden carapace."

Art: Laboratory Notebook Entry 1 (The Caterpede)

• "My mind saw inside the bonds between the two animals - neurons fused amidst rigid chitin. Had no one attempted this before? Perhaps not. But if successful, only one question remained: What would it metamorphose into?"

Author Bio - Bryan P. White

Bryan holds master’s degrees in Biology, Public Health, and Cybersecurity, with a background spanning 17 years in science and industry. His long-term vision is to establish a scientific research institute dedicated to advancing knowledge in biodiversity, ecology, evolution, and conservation.

I make short history books for people who love history but hated how it was taught at school. One person, one hour: the story, the turning points, why it still matters. No filler. Dates included, memorising optional.

This weekend's free one is Mary Shelley. She was 18 when a rainy summer and a ghost story contest with Lord Byron produced Frankenstein. She also kept her dead husband's heart wrapped in his poetry until the day she died.

Four more from the series are also free this weekend: Joan of Arc, Mary Queen of Scots, Elizabeth I and Marie Antoinette. All on the same Turbo History author page on Amazon.

40+ books in the series if you like the concept, and one is usually free most weekends. Requests welcome for who to cover next.