Be Not Afraid of Life

William James, a renowned psychologist and philosopher, addresses profound questions about life’s meaning and worth through a collection of his influential writings. This anthology showcases his unique voice—caring, humorous, and incisive—as he explores themes of human freedom, healthy-minded psychology, and the nature of truth based on practical consequences. His ideas resonate with contemporary concerns, encouraging readers to delve into consciousness and the potential for mystical experiences. The introduction by John Kaag and Jonathan van Belle enhances the accessibility of this timeless work.