THREE BOOKS · ONE CONNECTED EXPLORATION
Question the familiar.
Explore what lies beyond.
From the beliefs that shape everyday life to meditation and metaphysical possibility.
Three spaces, each with its own way in. Explore Jens Gücker’s English trilogy through questions, personal experience and a model of the worlds we inhabit.
Explore the three spaces ↓Read freely. Follow a question. Find your own pace.
CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT
Three spaces.
Different ways of seeing.
Begin with an everyday question, explore the practice of meditation, or enter the metaphysical model.
Systematic Discussion
Explore the beliefs behind everyday decisions. Follow questions through language, assumptions and consequences, then try a different perspective in ordinary life.
- Beliefs & assumptions
- Perspective & dialogue
- Everyday practice
Complex Meditation
A personal account of an autoerotic meditation practice. A Game for Gods develops its own imagery of energy, concentration and the exploration of inner experience.
- Attention & concentration
- Sexuality & spirituality
- The power plant analogy
The Metaphysical Plane
Explore a metaphysical model of intention, memory and possible worlds. The third book follows the idea of a world journey while distinguishing experience, analogy and hypothesis.
- Intention & memory
- Possible worlds
- The world journey
HOW THE BOOKS CONNECT
From a question
to a wider perspective.
Systematic discussion examines the beliefs through which we understand our lives. Complex meditation turns towards attention and inner experience. The metaphysical plane develops a model of intention, memory and possible worlds.
The sequence offers a path through all three books. Each space also has its own introduction and contents, so you can choose where to begin.
Start with systematic discussion →A PERSONAL BODY OF WORK
Ideas to examine.
Experiences to reflect on.
These books present a personal spiritual theory and practice. They invite thoughtful reading and independent judgement.
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