Books published by Epigraph Publishing

A collection of 28 articles spanning 46 years of studies in the history and philosophy of consciousness. Inspired by psychedelics in the 1960s, many have not previously been published.Ralph Abraham is a Professor of Mathematics at the University of California at Santa Cruz.

Do You Know That Your Dreams Can Come True?Do You Know That You Are Capable Of Being Anyone You Want To Be?Do You Know That You Can Achieve Whatever You Believe?Of Course You Can!You Got This!This book is about exploring and learning skills that will help you in your everyday life. It will provide thoughts on how to live a healthy and happy life filled with love and laughter, kindness and confidence, belief and conviction. Have fun with your family and friends twisting, bending, balancing and more while learning the ancient teachings of yoga through colorful illustrations and games, complete with benefits and tips for each pose.Inside "Your Other Right", you will find daily disciplines, thoughts, roadmaps and clues, tips that will help you improve.This book is written in rhyme, so think Dr. Seuss while you are exploring and reading at your own pace, in your own time. Think of all the neat things you are learning, all the neat things you'll know.All the neat things that will allow you to nurture and continuously grow.Namasté

Science Versus Religion Science is based on reason. Religion is based on faith.Reason and faith are fundamentally incompatible, therefore science and religion must be incompatible.Given this basic conflict, a close look at history reveals some puzzling facts: Science was born in a society that believed in many gods (Ancient Greece). Numerous scientific achievements were made in the very religious Islamic world. Modern science was born in a society dominated by Christianity (seventeenth-century Europe). Most scientists in history were religious.How are we to make sense of these facts? How are we to relate them to the broader trajectory of the science/religion relationship from Ancient Greece to the present?That is the subject of this book.

Mark White appears to have it all as the head of a prestigious PR firm in Washington, DC. But in the aftermath of his wife's sudden death, he is struggling to raise his eight-year-old son, Colin. When he takes on a controversial new technology startup mid-scandal and weeks before their IPO, Mark's world rapidly begins to unravel. Adrift, Mark is soon forced to make life-altering choices that will affect his bond with Colin, the legacy of his deceased wife's unsold paintings, and, most importantly, his relationship with himself. Set at intervals in present-day New York, San Francisco, Barbados, Italy, and Barcelona, Around the Sun is told in lush, graceful prose, a portrait of grief and hope in the age of social media, globalization, and artistic decadence.