‘The Garden of Least Flowers: Healing Inspirations’ is the first 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 and external world affairs, as well as the modern manifestation of ‘inner’ solutions to our human experiences and challenges. The author accords an array of both subtle and palpable answers to the random questions we may ask ourselves, and confers a variety of creative and authentic responses to these internal dialogues and resolute searches.

‘The Garden of Least Flowers’ makes appeal to simplicity and minimalism – both in our thoughts and physical possessions. The book is a vehicle for emptying the mind, meanwhile staying present in the moment whilst still engaging fully in activity and being mindful of routine or habit. It is via this process that we converge life and soul, and by which we attain and maintain an inner peace that is not readily disturbed by the flux of events that encircles us and often attempts to invade or occupy our passive space. Though we will make no strong social statement as a result, there is neither an oversimplification of life – just an opportune presence and a quiet undisturbed peace.