9 Steps to Build a Life of Meaning by Rick Walker: Redeeming Lost Treasures and Orienting towards a Higher Aim

In this book, Dorothy L. Sayers uses her experiences with literary creativity to illuminate Christian doctrine about the nature of the Trinity. She argues that the laws of creative imagination are analogues of the Trinity, dividing creative activity into three stages: the idea, the implementation, and the interaction. This work examines ideas such as the image of God, free will, and evil, and it finds readers both within and beyond the religious world for its profound insights into human creativity and the divine.

Striking Thoughts is a compilation of Bruce Lee's personal notes and aphorisms, organized into eight sections. It covers 72 topics and 825 aphorisms, ranging from spirituality and personal liberation to family life and filmmaking. The book reflects Lee's unique blend of Western and Eastern philosophies and offers insights into his successful life as an actor, martial artist, and inspiration to many. The sections include topics such as life, existence, health, love, work, goals, faith, success, and the principles of Tao and Zen Buddhism.

In 'The Great Divorce', C.S. Lewis presents an allegorical narrative where souls from a gray, dreary town (representing hell) are given the opportunity to visit heaven. The story follows the narrator and various ghosts as they encounter spirits in heaven, engaging in dialogues that reveal the nature of their choices and the reasons they remain in hell. The book emphasizes that hell is a self-imposed state, and individuals choose to remain there due to their inability to let go of their earthly attachments and sins. Through these encounters, Lewis explores themes of redemption, the afterlife, and the importance of spiritual choices, underscoring that true joy and salvation are available to those who seek them sincerely.