Reflections on the Mind (Paperback)

Chean Rithy Men

ISBN 13: 9798251779974

Published by Independently Published, 2026

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Paperback. Reflections on the Mind - The Trilogy is a contemplative work composed of three interconnected volumes: Core, Companion, and Refractions. Together they present 502 aphorisms developed over many years of reflection on the nature of the mind, suffering, responsibility, impermanence, relationships, power, and ethical living.The Core volume presents foundational insights on consciousness, causality, desire, and moral responsibility. The Companion volume explores how these principles unfold in daily life-within work, family, ambition, and personal struggle. The Refractions volume examines contemporary pressures and cultural tensions, considering how modern society shapes emotional volatility, social comparison, authority, and change.Written in a restrained aphoristic style, the trilogy draws on contemplative traditions while remaining philosophically independent and non-sectarian. The work is not a system of doctrine, but a sustained inquiry into how clarity of mind and disciplined reflection shape human character and action.This edition includes a complete annex of the author's aphorism corpus for reference and non-linear reading. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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• Title: Reflections on the Mind (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798251779974
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Reflections on the Mind — The Trilogy is a contemplative work composed of three interconnected volumes: Core, Companion, and Refractions. Together they present 502 aphorisms developed over many years of reflection on the nature of the mind, suffering, responsibility, impermanence, relationships, power, and ethical living.
The Core volume presents foundational insights on consciousness, causality, desire, and moral responsibility. The Companion volume explores how these principles unfold in daily life—within work, family, ambition, and personal struggle. The Refractions volume examines contemporary pressures and cultural tensions, considering how modern society shapes emotional volatility, social comparison, authority, and change.
Written in a restrained aphoristic style, the trilogy draws on contemplative traditions while remaining philosophically independent and non-sectarian. The work is not a system of doctrine, but a sustained inquiry into how clarity of mind and disciplined reflection shape human character and action.
This edition includes a complete annex of the author’s aphorism corpus for reference and non-linear reading.