‘Heart-Space: A Review of Inner Vows’ is the fourth book in the ‘PURE MIND Series’ of wisdom quotes – a collection of six consecutive books aiming to shed perceptual light on the rich and layered nature of humanity, exploring both the surfaces and interiors of our day-to-day lives, and beckoning towards a deeper convergence with our internal consciousness.

These insights speak to the reader in many situations, offering simple philosophical perspectives on personal relationships, external world affairs, as well as the modern manifestation of ‘inner’ solutions to our human experiences and challenges. The author accords a range of both subtle and palpable answers to the many random questions we may ask ourselves, and confers a variety of creative and authentic responses to these internal dialogues and searches.

The quotes in ‘Heart-Space’ are often stripped of politeness, luring out fixations, expectations, and narcissistic eruptions. The book is something of an emotional uncoiling, with revelatory insights into partnerships and the dramatic scenes we play, imprisoning the character in its body of flesh and thought. Not only may we damage our human sensibility, but we also lose a spiritual articulation when our lifeblood is affected by the consequences of this imbalance. The energy and unity residing deeply within us – our Soul – is effectively lost in either self-sabotage or emotional exploitation by others. In suppressing our prospect for a ‘holistic’ self, leaving open a runway of profound and reciprocal connections, we instead pledge greater loyalty to another, allowing them to steal segments of ourselves. True self-love is a rediscovery of the lost through the balancing of reason with emotional awareness, conciliations of mood, and the constant and humble embrace of spiritual rites.