You won’t find the author’s name on the cover or in the book. It is presented at the beginning as Spiritual Alphabet, but this does not in any way diminish the value of this publication. After all, it takes a lot of courage (and skill!) to write about the spiritual path as a proposal for personal development in the modern market of ideas. The book, well-edited, is an interesting proposition for looking at human development through the prism of spiritual growth. It asks many questions and directs you to new paths rarely taken nowadays…

In the Spiritual Laboratory, the author, through his experience, reinforced by scientific knowledge and reflection of spiritual authorities, leads the reader to discover their own spirituality. By combining the achievements of exact sciences with psychology and the ancient Christian tradition, he shows the world holistically, with its connections and dependencies. The observations of the Spiritual Alphabet can surprise with their accuracy, and at the same time, their unpredictability. However, this is not just an observatory laboratory. The reader is invited to their own reflections, to answer important questions, by confronting their thoughts with the text read. It’s worth reaching for this book and giving yourself a chance to look deep into yourself. Will you dare?

Spiritual Alphabet unveils to the reader the depths of conscious, creative, and fruitful living. It doesn’t offer solutions within strictly defined frameworks but poses pertinent questions and seeks answers to them. It reveals the connections between psychology and spirituality (not to be confused with religious practices or worldviews). By sharing its personal story, it demonstrates that it’s never too late to live in the way we desire, even in the deepest corners of our emotions, spirituality, and daily struggles. Highly recommended!