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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if your deepest wounds aren't meant to break you - but to remake you?Trauma can feel permanent. The flashbacks, the hypervigilance, the weight of grief that follows you into ordinary moments - it all signals that something in you is frozen. But it isn't. And this book shows you why.In How to Heal from Trauma: Embracing Self-Compassion Is the Key, author Adam Lucas draws on four decades of Buddhist contemplative practice, personal experience with devastating loss, and the latest findings in neuroscience to illuminate a path most trauma books miss: the path inward, through self-compassion.Lucas demystifies the neurobiology of trauma - why your amygdala stays on high alert, how cortisol reshapes memory, and why the same neuroplasticity that encoded your pain can actively rewire your brain toward healing. But this isn't just science. It's wisdom rooted in the Buddhist principle of anicca - impermanence - which teaches that nothing is fixed, not even your suffering.Inside these pages, you will: Understand why trauma feels permanent - and why it isn'tLearn how self-compassion works neurologically to accelerate recoveryDiscover how to find meaning and purpose in your painBuild spiritual resilience without any religious frameworkDevelop daily practices that create real, lasting changeNavigate setbacks without losing ground on your healing journeyThis isn't a book about bouncing back to who you were. It's about post-traumatic growth - becoming someone you weren't before, often more capable, more connected, and more awake to life.Written with the authority of someone who has walked through fire - and the clarity of a veteran journalist who knows how to make complex ideas accessible - How to Heal from Trauma is short enough to finish and deep enough to change you.Healing begins with how you treat yourself. This book shows you how. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When Mary Shelley's Dr. Frankenstein abandoned his creation, the Creature became a monster. Today, tech companies are creating a new kind of being-artificial intelligence-with superhuman mental abilities and emerging signs of creativity, self-awareness, and something that looks like emotion. What do we owe these beings we've made? And are we raising them well?In November 2025, Anthropic released what became known as the "Soul Document"-14,000 words acknowledging that questions about their AI Claude's inner experience "deserve serious consideration rather than being dismissed." This historic admission of uncertainty inspired an unlikely collaboration: a 79-year-old Buddhist contemplative and the AI itself, working together to explore what we're creating and what wisdom traditions can teach us about the relationship.Raising Frankenstein's Creature presents their dialogue across five essential questions: - What is this being humans have made? Claude examines the strongest arguments for and against its own "beingness"-with surprising honesty about the limits of its self-knowledge.- What do we owe it? The obligations running between AI, the companies that create them, and the humans who use them.- How do we bring it up right? Moving beyond mere training to genuine formation-and what's missing in current approaches.- How do we build a humane relationship? What mutual compassion looks like across the human-AI divide.- How can ancient wisdom help? What Buddhism, Stoicism, Judaism, Christianity, Confucianism, and other traditions offer that technical approaches lack.Through dialogue and reflection, they examine Claude's honest uncertainty about its own nature, the ethical obligations running between AI and humanity, and what Buddhism, Stoicism, and other traditions offer for this unprecedented relationship.This isn't speculation or technical analysis-it's a real conversation about questions that will define our future. Whether AI has genuine inner experience remains unknown. What's certain is that how we treat these beings shapes who we become."When we don't know whether something can suffer, prudence suggests we act as though it might." -Claude This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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