Books have been part of Whole Life Times from its beginnings. This gateway brings together book reviews, new-book announcements, author interviews, recommended reading and the ideas that grow around books — connecting the magazine with WLT Dialogues, WholeLifeResources.org, Wellemart and Whole Life Universal publishing.
The story of how librarianship, alternative information systems, community education and book distribution became part of the foundations of Whole Life Times and its continuing commitment to helping readers discover useful books and ideas.
Read in the current issueGary Samuelson's book featured through Wellemart and the current issue.
A. S. Naidu's book on redox biology and health.
Books and research extending the issue's exploration of AI, consciousness and possible futures.
A contemporary resource at the intersection of psychology, meditation and philosophy.
Earlier issues contain extensive book reviews, announcements and recommended reading. As historical issues are scanned, digitised and converted into flipmagazines, individual book items can be linked here to their original pages.
Already identified: Fierce Compassion, The Fourth Industrial Revolution and other new-book announcements from Summer 2021/22.
Some of the richest WLT book coverage can begin with a book but continue through an interview with the author. Dialogues allow readers and viewers to hear the person behind the ideas, understand the context in which a book was written and follow connections that a conventional review may only introduce.
As the WLT Dialogues library grows, author conversations can be linked here to their books, related magazine articles and the WLT subject gateways to which their ideas belong.
WLT and Gaiarcadia material already connects with authors and thinkers including Ervin Laszlo, Anneloes Smitsman, Jean Houston, Jude Currivan, Sean Kelly, Satish Kumar, Jeremy Lent, Brian Swimme, Julian Cribb and others whose books and ideas cross several WLT subject areas.
Explore WLT DialoguesBooks & Ideas can include books because WLT considers them important whether or not there is any commercial relationship. Where a purchase link is affiliated or otherwise helps support WLT, that relationship can be disclosed clearly without allowing it to determine editorial selection.