Publishing for humor, wisdom, love, and inner growth
Publishing for humor, wisdom, love, and inner growth
THE HUMOROUS SAGE™ SERIES
COMING SOON
A humorous wisdom book about ego, self-importance, identity, and the freedom of not taking the false self quite so seriously.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF INVITATION
The Humorous Sage™ on Ego turns a playful light toward identity, image, defensiveness, self-importance, and the inner committee that would like everyone to know it is definitely in charge. The aim is not humiliation. It is the relief that comes when we can see the performance without having to keep performing it.
THIS BOOK MAY FIT IF…
You are more interested in seeing clearly than being told to feel ashamed of having an ego.
You like humor that notices the machinery behind self-importance.
You want more freedom from image management, defensiveness, and compulsory correctness.
You prefer insight with timing, playfulness, and enough absurdity to keep the furniture from becoming sacred.
WHAT THIS BOOK HELPS YOU PRACTICE
01
Let laughter gently puncture ego inflation.
02
Recognize the false self at work.
03
Stop taking every inner performance so seriously.
04
Make room for humility, clarity, and love.
WHAT YOU’LL FIND INSIDE
Identity, importance, image, and defensiveness viewed without cruelty.
Ways to notice ego activity in ordinary conversation and decision-making.
A series voice willing to make the pompous machinery visible.
A tone that keeps insight accessible without making people the target.
The ego does not always need to be destroyed. Sometimes it just needs to stop choosing all the furniture.
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THE GUIDE IN THE ROOM
Addison’s Humorous Sage voice works as a compassionate trickster: using paradox, reversal, playful literalism, gentle misdirection, and story to loosen a knot rather than humiliate the person tied up in it.
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