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The Mirror of Meditations
By: Martijn Janssen
Narrated by: Alistair McMillan
Length: 5 hrs and 18 mins

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The Mirror of Meditations

Name: The Mirror of Meditations
Brand: Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd
SKU: BK_ACX0_355122UK
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By: Martijn Janssen

Narrated by: Alistair McMillan

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Summary

The purpose of this book is to reflect on a variety of common questions. Common, but difficult questions. What is the self? What does it mean to be conscious? What is morality made of? Is there logic in morality? Can reason alone justify moral action?

To answer such questions, this book does three things. To begin, it examines what the human mind is and what it is not. Then it examines how one might construct a moral system grounded only in observation and reason. Lastly, it examines by what means one may employ the mind towards morality.