Nicholas Nicholas: 2917 books

In his new collection of poetry, Requiem for a Snappy Dresser: Poems of Expiation and Conceit, author Nicholas Nicholas shares his attempt to reconcile his own life in terms of family, sex, love, loneliness, illness, death, and aging. This compilation of his work offers autobiographical, adult-themed...

This book does explain everyday sayings that we utter, say and wonder "where" does this come from? After much extensive research, I try to open the reader's mind to give them that very answer.

Andrew Cohen is interviewed by Psychiatrist Dr Nicholas Beecroft. Andrew is a leading spiritual teacher, a pioneer of Evolutionary Enlightenment- Integral, post-postmodern enlightenment. He is founder of EnlightenNext Magazine and EnlightenNext, a global network of centers of students and people who...

Chris Parish Interviewed by Dr Nicholas Beecroft. Chris is a leading voice in the emerging field of evolutionary spirituality. Having grown up as a postmodern liberal, he used to feel that patriotism was relic from a bygone age which had no relevance to the modern world. After all, it was associated...

Professor Jim Garrison interviewed by Psychiatrist Dr Nicholas Beecroft. What is wisdom? How is it distinct from knowledge, truth, logic and science? Is it gut feeling, heart-brain, neurological and cognitive short cuts, tapping into electromagnetic energy, consciousness, all of that or something...

Dr Robin Wood is interviewed by Psychiatrist Dr Nicholas Beecroft. Robin is Founder and CEO of the Renaissance 2 Foundation. Imagine living in a Solar Civilization powered completely by renewable energy, with people living in resilient habitats in tune with nature, operated by enlightened enterprises,...

Melanie Mortiboys interviews Dr Nicholas Beecroft for this Progress Report on the project exploring the Future of Western Civilization in the light of the interviews so far.  The Future of Western Civilization Series 1  Dr Nicholas Beecroft, a Military and Organizational Psychiatrist,...

Peggy Holman interviewed by Psychiatrist Dr Nicholas Beecroft. Seattle based author and consultant, Peggy Holman, has helped explore a nascent field of social technologies that engage “whole systems” of people from organizations and communities in creating their own future. She is a recognized...

The acclaimed author of Veronica and A Trip to the Stars returns with a dazzling new novel based on one of the great legends of musical history.   New Orleans, 1900.The virtuoso cornet player Charles “Buddy” Bolden invents jazz, but after a life consumed by tragedy, the groundbreaking sound of...

In this interview with Dr Nicholas Beecroft, Neil Howe explains the theory and sets out his observations of the current stage of the generational cycle during this “Fourth Turning” crisis period. He describes the interactions between all the various generations and predicts how the future in areas...

Dr Mary Gentile interviewed by Psychiatrist Dr Nicholas Beecroft. How can you effectively stand up for your values when pressured by your boss, colleagues, customers, or shareholders to do the opposite? If you already knew what was the right thing to do, how could you get it done? What kinds of stories,...

Jon Freeman interviewed by Dr Nicholas Beecroft and Melanie Mortiboys on the Future of Capitalism. Jon is a Director of the Centre for Human Emergence in the UK. He describes the shift in values we need to make to relate differently to money to put it back in its place as our servant, not the other...

Richard Barrett interviewed by Psychiatrist Dr Nicholas Beecroft. Richard is an author, speaker and social commentator on the evolution of human values in business and society. Richard’s latest book is Love, Fear and the Destiny of Nations; the impact of the evolution of human consciousness on world...

“Mindfulness” is becoming a fashionable buzzword. However, there’s nothing new about it. It is part of human nature itself. Mindfulness means paying attention, with intention, to the world as it is with an attitude of equanimity. It's easy to say, easy to do a little bit but takes a real discipline...