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<p>Jordan B. Peterson, clinical psychologist and 'the world's most influential public intellectual' (<i>New York Times</i>), has improved the lives of millions of people around the world with his books, <i>12 Rules for Life </i>and <i>Beyond Order</i>. Drawing on ancient wisdom, as well as deeply personal lessons from his own life and clinical practice, he gives us the courage to seek truth and meaning in everything we do.<br/><br/>Discover both volumes - Peterson's complete set of 24 rules for life - in this beautifully designed box set.</p>

The seed of Being is an illustrated therapeutic process that will take you through the layers of your beliefs, ideas, needs, emotions, self-critical thoughts. You will be supported in finding your own inner compass and in the process get closer to what you truly feel and believe. Isa Khalwati is a therapist, group leader and artist. She holds a degree in psychology from the University of Stockholm, as well as a degree from the Swedish Academy for Psychotherapist Educations (SAPU), and is trained in Trauma therapy through Somatic Experiencing. She has dedicated the last 20 years to train and work as a therapist. She is co-creator and the creative director of Urban OM Center for inner growth in Stockholm, where she offers classes, workshops and receives private clients. She has also been part of creating Baravara and leads groups there. Isa is passionate about supporting people to step out of the personality and finding the courage to be real.

<p><b></b>A full-career retrospective on the work of Vivian Maier, bringing together a selection of key works from throughout her life and career. When Vivian Maier's archive was discovered in Chicago in 2007, the photography community gained an immense and singular talent. Maier lived in relative obscurity until her death in 2009, but is now the subject of films and books, and recognized as one of the great American photographers of the 20th century.</p><p>Born in New York in 1926, she worked as a nanny in New York and Chicago for much of her adult life. It was during her years as a nanny that she took many of the photographs that have made her posthumously famous. Maier's incredible body of work consists of more than 150,000 photographic images, Super 8 and 16 mm films, various recordings and a multitude of undeveloped films.</p><p>Working primarily as a street photographer, Maier's work has been compared with such luminaries as Helen Levitt, Robert Frank, Diane Arbus and Joel Meyerowitz. Drawing on previously unpublished archives and recent scientific analyses, this retrospective sheds new light on Maier's work. With texts by Anne Morin and Christa Blumlinger, this thorough look at Maier's entire archive is organized thematically in sections that cover self-portraits, the street, portraits, gestures, cinematography, children, colour work and forms.</p><p>A valuable addition to the continuing assessment of Maier's work, this book is a one-volume compendium of her most enduring images.</p>

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<p>Discover how the happiest people on earth survive-and thrive-through tough times using inner strength and courage. Sisu is a powerful mindset that makes Finland one of the happiest countries in the world, despite long winters, social isolation, and a history of challenging times. In Everyday Sisu, journalist Katja Pantzar explores the simple practices that make Finnish life so stable, sustainable, and healthy for body and mind, even when life doesn&apos;t go as planned. You&apos;ll discover ways to boost your mental and physical resilience to face life&apos;s challenges head-on, including: - connecting with nature - strengthening community - using what you have - reframing what you can&apos;t control - adopting a solutions mindset - finding strength in the struggle Featuring insights from Finnish experts in mental health, wellness, sustainability, social justice, and more, this practical and empowering guide presents a road map for overcoming what you thought you couldn&apos;t-and finding hope and tools to create a brighter way forward.</p>

<i>"Revelatory and sublime...Her work remains conceptually open enough for viewers to draw their own conclusions, insert their own meaning and feel transported to other glorious worlds." </i>-The New York Times<br/><br/>One of the most inventive artists of the twentieth century, Hilma af Klint was a pioneer of abstraction. Her first forays into her imaginative non-objective painting long preceded the work of Kandinsky and Mondrian and radically mined the fields of science and religion. Deeply interested in spiritualism and philosophy, af Klint developed an iconography that explores esoteric concepts in metaphysics, as demonstrated in <i>Tree of Knowledge</i>. This rarely seen series of watercolors renders orbital, enigmatic forms, visual allegories of unification and separateness, darkness and light, beginning and end, life and death, and spirit and matter.<br/><br/>Published on the occasion of the exhibition <i>Hilma af Klint: Tree of Knowledge</i> at David Zwirner New York in 2021 and David Zwirner London in 2022, this catalogue features a text by the art historian Susan Aberth examining af Klint's spiritual and anthroposophical influences. With a conversation between the curator Helen Molesworth and the US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo discussing connections between Tree of Knowledge and native theories about plant knowledge, the publication broadens the scope of philosophical interpretations of af Klint's timeless work. Also included is a newly commissioned essay by the celebrated af Klint scholar Julia Voss, a contribution by the artist Suzan Frecon, and a text by art historian Max Rosenberg that further develops the conversation around why af Klint's work was not recognized in its time.