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• 作者：高谭首富 发布时间：2017-10-25 16:59:36

  对于新手不详尽，对于老手太浅薄。

• 作者：缺氧 发布时间：2020-03-08 15:11:57

  粗略了解的话很不错(n年前打折买的所以觉得性价比很高)

• 作者：囍弗斯 发布时间：2019-10-08 12:02:07

  画风清新

• 作者：smile 发布时间：2017-05-12 22:19:08

  当被问及佛法的深层含义时，大师说：无我，无业障。

  佛陀曾说，生命只存在于此时此刻。过去已成为往事，未来尚未发生。我们只活在一个时刻，那就是当下。

  当下这一刻，是你唯一无法逃离的现实，是人生的不变因素。不论任何事情发生，不论你的人生有多少变故，有一件事是确定不变的，那就是当下。

  既然无法逃离，为何不迎接它，善待它呢。

  这里有一个简单却有效的灵修方法：由内而外地接受当下发生的一切。

  任何事情，包括你无法接受的和你抵抗的，只要你能全然接受它，都能带你进入平和状态。

  当你知道自己到底是谁，永恒的平和感便油然而生，充满生机。你可以称之为喜悦，因为充满生机的平和正是喜悦的特点。这是认识到你就是生命本质的喜悦，你就是在生命拥有形式之前的本质；这是存在的喜悦，你可以以真实的自己存在。

• 作者：喵喵喵喵喵 发布时间：2019-04-10 00:19:38

  这一系列书很基础详细

• 作者：七月四日 发布时间：2024-02-13 20:18:10

  目前中文版里最好的国贸教材

• 尽管少数人不喜欢，这本书依然作为一个总体的开门介绍阐述人类从无意识中摆脱了出来，朝着意识层面去进化

  作者：深夜猫咪心理 发布时间：2021-04-13 16:36:51

  top1 Amazon review,only 1 star,whatever it's a great book !

  摘抄亚马逊排名第一的评论，尽管少数人不喜欢，这本书依然作为一个总体的开门介绍阐述了人类从无意识中摆脱了出来，意识层面去进化。这为人的无意识的历史研究提高了很重要的依据，哲学心理学了解无意识领域研究必备。

  After 150 pages of this it was clear to me, as Robert Cialdini, influence expert, often notes, we are prone to revere experts and people with distinguished titles. I greatly suspect that, like myself, many of you reading this book in the last one or two years are doing so because of the laudatory recommendation of Jordan Peterson.

  (You may also be reading this book because it promises to summarize the gigantic canon of Jung.)

  Well, that it might, but is there any more worth to reading this? really I must say: no, no more than that.

  Here is really big problem. Are you fascinated with what ancient people thought? Or, are you seeking insight and knowledge into the way of our own lives now in this modern time?

  If you want to know how the world was conceived of across myriad cultures in the pre-historic and pre-scientific eras then by all means read this book with pleasure, go read all of Jung’s books, and then I suppose you might also go read Petersen’s torturously meandering Maps of Meaning , and you might as well go and read the pre-Cambrian Mind and all of Joseph Campbell’s stuff too. Go ahead, enjoy.

  The point is there’s an ocean of mythological content that can keep you busy trying to grasp the underlying structure of your own consciousness until you die of old age. But really, is this valid, scientific, verifiable information that defines how we as human beings evolve on top of our underlying subconscious structures? Or, is it rather a compendium of all the fanciful notions which prescientific man used to account for the phenomenon of life? Do you have an uroborus (self devouring serpent) lying deep inside your soul (alongside your Bruce Springsteen archetype, your love of Jerry Seinfeld, and the anguish of your Mom’s pushy insistence you do your homework ...do you?)

  Personally I do not need to know what the Sumerians, The Vikings, the ancient Hebrews, Or for that matter all the other obscure dead cultural groups and societies mentioned in by hyper-intellectual communities of European 19th century believed and thought. I’m not impressed with their alienating use of vocabulary we no longer need.

  It is really similar to listening to hours upon hours of classical music. It may well be beautiful or inspiring if that’s your thing but it’s of no more validity musically then today’s blues jazz rock or other more contemporary ways of expressing truth in art. For this reason I consider this book an excessive indulgence which only a academic professional could ever enjoy. There is nothing of assured relevance to you in this book. Hooey.

  Gaining a strong grasp of human deep psychology is indeed a worthwhile endeavor, one must gain insight into one’s own character, emotional structures, obsessions,fears, blockages, and inner drives. However, there are psychological texts available now which will take you directly to these topics in a much more effective and efficient way.

  Even the simplest books on transactional analysis, such as “I’m OK you’re OK”, will give you a far better handle to hold onto in working out issues of how you came to be who you are, why you are still the way you are, and what you can do about the things you may be struggling with. Of course there are many many other examples, I’m just bringing up one among many.

  Arthur Schopenhauer, in my opinion the greatest of all philosophers because he was able to validate everything he said, despised Hegel, for the reason that everything Hegel said was purely Imaginative and frivolous without resting his points upon any logical structure or systematic proof. We might even be able to say that Arthur Schopenhauer met the Fennyman Test, which is that if you can’t explain what you’re talking about in clear and simple language you don’t know what your talking about. Schopenhauer was able to do this.

  Writers on the topic of myth, collective unconscious, and so forth are not able to do this. There is no convincing proof that such a thing as a collective unconscious even exists. We can say that people feel similar things because we all share similar vulnerabilities, but the symbols in which we we experience these are not necessarily common, at all.

  Symbols and universals is indeed a compelling and even beautiful notion, and perhaps has some grain of truth to it, but if you read it as though you were reading a Truth about the underlying structure of human consciousness is to be a mislead or awed by intellectual superheroes. I’m not willing to give myself over to the influence of these people.

  So again. Read this if you like metaphorical psychodrama. But do not get confused into thinking that this is a valid deconstruction of the deepest eternal truths about us.

  Metaphor is art. Science is not metaphorical. If only Freud hadnt harpooned himself on sexuality....he would have been the greatest psychologist ever, unfortunately he got stuck on this and lost the forrest through the trees, I suppose a problem of the times he lived in..

• 亲子同参与，在游戏中提高逻辑思维能力

  作者：丁香 发布时间：2018-12-29 16:01:10

  二年级下学期的数学作业里有两道题，特别能体现孩子们在反应能力和逻辑思维上的差异。有的读完题就能独立正确解答，有的需要反问引导一下，有的讲两三遍还满脸困惑。一道是“如果每上一层楼梯需要1分钟，那么从一层上到四层需要多少分钟？”另一道是“小明有11张卡片,小强有5张卡片,小明给小强几张后，两人的卡片同样多？”

  对于七、八岁的小朋友而言，求学的路还很长，能帮他们走得远走得好的，莫过于在课业上多些轻松和成就感，少些困难和挫败。而提高解决问题的能力，需要锻炼逻辑思维能力。如果能尽早通过形象有趣的游戏方式，提高他们的逻辑思维能力，就会有更多孩子在面对有挑战的数学问题时，体验到成就感。

  索尼国际教育公司推出的《神奇的逻辑思维游戏书》激活5-13岁孩子的逻辑脑，正是这样一本在游戏中提高孩子逻辑思维能力的书。书里所选的数学、应用等理论性问题中，凝聚着锻炼思维的要素。

  

  索尼国际教育公司，成立于2015年4月，是索尼集团在教育领域的子公司。致力于未来社会的创新教育平台，以通过IT技术在教育领域进行创新为目标。迄今为止，经营着拥有30万人以上用户的、世界最大规模的网上数学竞赛系统——世界趣味数学竞赛（Global Math Challenge），并开发了KOOV可编程教育机器人套件等。

  全书共55个选自世界趣味数学的问题。按难易程度分入门篇、基础篇和应用篇。

  先来看一个入门篇的“积木有几块”

  

  这个问题，5-7岁的小朋友，可以找几块积木动手堆成图中的样子，让孩子看着实物说出数量。然后一块块拿下来，得到正确答案与之前的回答进行比较。在实际动手的过程中体会积木间的遮挡关系。8岁以上的孩子，直接看图解答。

  翻到下一页，是这个问题的解析与答案，立体形象的画面，清晰明了。

  

  基础篇的问题难度增大，要通过正确的“假设”来找出答案。比如“今天的甜点“

  

  解答方法如下：.

  

  应用篇的问题难度更大，解题的思考流程也更复杂。需要具备持续思考的能力和创造性思考的能力，反复尝试不同的假设并验证。解题的乐趣在于挑战的过程，更在于看到解析时惊叹“换个角度和思路原来是这样的啊！”

  《神奇的逻辑思维游戏书》中55个趣味问题，55堂思维游戏课，耐下心来，亲子同参与，在苦思冥想和豁然开朗中”披荆斩棘”。收获远不止逻辑思维的提高。