Equilibrium: The Intelligent Person's Guide to Survival and Relative Peace of Mind

Albert Einstein once wrote that the only important question for a scientist is whether or not the universe is friendly.  In Dr. Kiley's book the answer is a resounding "Yes."

This is a book that shows you how to keep our balance in life, no matter what; how to find the "in between" through the unavoidable ups-and-downs.  It will show you (convince you if you let it) that wisdom comes from feeding your roots constantly, provided you do not succumb to the temptation to dig them up to verify.

Generously illustrated with the words of Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, Shakespeare, Yeats, Lewis Carroll, Robert Frost, and Albert Einstein, Equilibrium shares a profound philosophy of understanding consciousness, facing fear, and genuine peace of mind.

". . . Kiley's motive is not to teach us dry philosophy, but rather how to use philosophy to live well -- to live with openness and freedom, with health and wholeness . . . Jack Kiley may not have reached all the answers, but he clearly asks the most important questions. . ." 
     -- from the Foreword by M. Scott Peck, M.D.

Learn to live the life you desire by bringing more Equilibrium to your thoughts. 
 

ISBN: 1-932601-19-8
 $16.95 / PB/ 1.5 lb.