The publishing house specializes in "Sterling Ethos releases
titles in the areas of wellness, personal growth, intuitive
knowledge, self-discovery, and healing."
They produce New Age titles on Crystals, Healing, Tarot Cards.
Not trying to knock the book down - I believe it's probably a
fantastic read; but there may be some creative editing of his
words.
The names on the front cover lend maximum credibility: but the
endorsements page also includes people who have died. Jack Foley
A. Horkheimer
http://www.sunflowerlanebooks.com/about-the-authors.html
The editors of the book are both graduates from Maharishi
University of Management.
https://www.mum.edu/
which was founded by:
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maharishi_Mahesh_Yogi
This is not to take away from the book. Just to be forewarned
that they often take very creative liberties with quotes of dead
people. Some quotes on Einstein I've seen on the 'net first
appeared in a book by an indian guru in the mid 1990s and passed
on as-if true, but did not actually appear in Einsteins
writings.
His links to the Gita and reverence for it, for example, are
entirely fictional.
Read this for inspiration if you like but it's a Transcendental
Meditation book that has been customized through Einstein's
Words.
They turned Einstein into a TM practitioner. The authors are
about to publish a book doing the same with Albert Schweitzer:
This isn't to say they are lying but it's likely a very
customized view. I apologize for judging a book by its cover but
when I see things like "by [dead person]" and it's not something
they authored directly, my red flags go up.
