The Flipside : Finding the Hidden Opportunities in Life Singapore Literature Prize for English Non-Fiction (2016) inspired by Tibetan Buddhist art

inspired by Tibetan Buddhist art and linking history to memory

Habermas defends a conception of universal human rights that is not only sensitive to cultural differences but also calls for legal and political institutions that facilitate the cultivation of cultural and religious identities within pluralistic societies

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East Asian thought is "holistic" -- drawn to the perceptual field as a whole and to relations among objects and events within that field

The Flipside : Finding the Hidden Opportunities in Life Singapore Literature Prize for English Non-Fiction (2016) inspired by Tibetan Buddhist artA setback can change the course of your life. But why should the change be a negative one? Challenges and obstacles are part of life, but while some wilt under pressure, others rise to the occasion. Could it be there is a method for overcoming adversity and turning failure into success? The flipside is the hidden opportunity inside each problem an opportunity so powerful that it dwarfs the original difficulty. THE FLIPSIDE is full of life affirming