SINWARD: How Every Civilisation Mapped the Same Twelve Flaws in Human Soul

You are holding a map of the interior landscape every human being inhabits. SINWARD reveals the twelve recurring patterns by which every civilisation across three thousand years and every inhabited continent independently diagnosed how we drift away from the life we intend to live.Drawing on the wisdom traditions of Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Stoicism, Confucianism, Taoism, Ubuntu, Aboriginal Australian spirituality, Yoruba ethics and more, this book assembles a new taxonomy of human failure: Devour, Crave, Covet, Swell, Mask, Blind, Withdraw, Hoard, Sever, Ignite, Betray and Forget. These are not the seven deadly sins repackaged. They capture the full range of moral drift as it manifests in contemporary life.Each waypoint opens with a vivid story, explores the ancient diagnosis, traces the neuroscience and psychology of how the pattern takes hold, shows how modern culture has industrialised it, and offers cross cultural wisdom for the path back to wholeness. The book culminates in the Nightly Cartography, a simple five minute evening practice that turns centuries of insight into a portable daily discipline.Written from the authors own seven year journey of self discovery, SINWARD treats sin not as condemnation but as cartography. It is for anyone who suspects, in the quiet of an honest evening, that they are already drifting and wants the clearest possible map to find the way home.

Pagina's: 149, Paperback, Independently published