Seven Life Lessons of Chaos: Spiritual Wisdom from the Science of Change by John Briggs (PDF)

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Ebook Info

  • Published: 2009
  • Number of pages: 234 pages
  • Format: PDF
  • File Size: 2.33 MB
  • Authors: John Briggs

Description

If you have ever felt your life was out of control and headed toward chaos,science has an important message: Life is chaos, and that’s a very exciting thing!In this eye-opening book, John Briggs and F. David Peat reveal sevenenlightening lessons for embracing the chaos of daily life.Be Creative:engage with chaos to find imaginative new solutions and live more dynamicallyUse Butterfly Power:let chaos grow local efforts into global resultsGo With the Flow:use chaos to work collectively with othersExplore What’s Between:discover life’s rich subtleties and avoid the traps of stereotypesSee the Art of the World:appreciate the beauty of life’s chaosLive Within Time:utilize time’s hidden depthsRejoin the Whole:realize our fractal connectedness to each other and the worldLife is impossible to control–instead of fighting this truth, Seven Life Lessons of Chaos shows you how to accept, celebrate, and use it to live life to its fullest.

User’s Reviews

Reviews from Amazon users which were colected at the time this book was published on the website:

⭐wish I had it right now.

⭐Awesome book. After just reading the first chapter i could totally resonate with what was written. I am currently on the 7th chapter and had to re-read a few chapters to get a better understanding ot the the subtlety of life experiences I experience daily. I will definitely need to re-read the book for better clarification of life experiences in the midst of everyday chaos.

⭐A follow up for Peat and Briggs for their “Turbulent Mirror.” There are ah-ha! moments in “Seven Life Lessons of Chaos” but too much is speculative.The one item that did stand out for me was a mention of when a writer allows the characters to take over the book and the characters dictate the plot. It has a semi-Zen like quality to the science, but then that is what Chaos is about.

⭐My experience with chaos theory has been in the math world. I was disappointed that the author does not allow that math and art have a similar connection through chaos. Lots of information to think about though.

⭐Used this book for an analysis on the MENA revolution. Insights on course of events pertaining to certain situations were very useful. If you are looking for a deeper understanding of Chaos in this world or in one’s day to day life this is a good source. For research it gave me a bit of a general understanding of Chaos observed from different angles.

⭐When life is pulling you in a certain direction, yield a little to the current. You might be amazed at what you find. The key is, it doesn’t pay to fight the universe. Absorb the chaos theory as put forth by this book and it can change your life or, at the very least, your way of thinking.

⭐This is not a “how to” book but, rather, one that presents understandings based on chaos theory and shows how the same is undetood according to the same. One has to interpret the same for his or her self. It is an important work and is very worthwhile to read.

⭐A lot of our problems in this world come from rigid, black and white thinking. This book helps us to see both the simplicity and the complexity in life, and to open our minds to all that is around us.

⭐The development of chaos theory has provided new insights for science. It has enabled scientific thinking to move away from a picture of the universe based on idealised and inevitably simplified models, towards a more truthful representation of the world we actually experience.This well written and fascinating book addresses the challenge of adapting our new scientific understanding and applying it to our daily lives. book takes seven key features of our understanding of chaos and in turn explores how they may prompt us to think and act in new ways that better align with the true nature of the world.- Be Creative: engage with chaos to find imaginative new solutions and live more dynamically- Use Butterfly Power: Let chaos grow local efforts into global results- Go with the Flow: Use chaos to work collectively with others- Explore What’s Between: Discover life’s rich subtleties and avoid the traps of stereotypes.- See The Art of the World: Appreciate the beauty of life’s chaos.- Live Within Time: Utilise time’s hidden depths.- Rejoin the whole: Realise our fractal connectedness to each other and the world.I felt at home with this book as it covers ground that I have been exploring, so in one sense it is a very welcome addition to my knowledge, disappointingly however, for a book written in 1999 its impact seems to have been minimal. The final chapter of the book describes why this would be so. We live in a world that yearns for answers, even when they can’t exist. Chaos theory is about the inability to predict and control, the inability to know and the reality of the unknowable. This is a book that embraces that reality with the following statements.1. Every statement in this book is limited.2. 1. is a statement in this book.If you want an alternative to the endless stream of `Look here I’ve discovered the winning formula’ books, then this would make a fabulous start point.

⭐Exvellent book, well written and thought provoking. As someone with no prior knowledge of chaos theory, I did need to read a few paragraphs more than once to fully grasp some of the concepts, but definitely worth the time.It os one of the few books that I would like to read again.

⭐I am a physicist and wanted to write a small blog note about chaos. Before that, I wanted to read this book. From the very beginnings, I got lot of helpful informations. In the first chapter for example, the author tells us how easy it is to be creative if we look around and see the chaos next to us. And I was surprised about the beautiful stories from the fields of arts and history. This book is more than a popular science book. It is also a piece of literature.

⭐Das Buch gehört zu meinen absoluten Favoriten. Oft habe ich schon die anfänglich für mich sehr verwirrende Aussage gehört, dass die Physik und der Buddhismus in vieler Hinsicht zu den gleichen Einsichten über ein gutes, ethisch geführtes Leben kommen. Sehr unterhaltsam, gut strukturiert und auch für Laien gut nachvollziehbar erklären Briggs und Peat in diesem Buch, wie ihre Forschungsarbeit sie tatsächlich zu spirituellen Lebensweisheiten gebracht hat, auch wenn das zunächst paradox klingt. Absolut empfehlenswert!

⭐Eines meinerLieblingsbuecher auf der Welt. Einfach nur genial und schlau und hat mir echt “die Augen geoeffnet” fuer viele Dinge die vor mir lagen, die ich aber nie sah

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