Adam Foulkes Jones

Adam Foulkes Jones

I’ve led an interesting life, and learning to write in my forties has been one of my most rewarding achievements. In my younger years, I struggled greatly in education. My personal journey, marked by a childhood tainted by poverty and trauma, has taken me along an unconventional path of learning. I've always felt outside of the traditional educational system, so to speak. My fascination with religion, philosophy, spirituality, psychology,...

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Books

The Way of Freedom

Unravel the mystery of true freedom with these short spiritual insights into being human without demands.

Drawing on a profound and deeply insightful collection of 97 short poems that blur the line between art and philosophy, The Way of Freedom is a fascinating book that seeks to provide readers with a thought-provoking glimpse into the true...

End Time

Discover the millennia-old illusions that enslave humanity and embark on a profound new direction for humankind.

Artfully written with a fascinating blend of philosophy, science, and psychological insights, End Time is a concise and thought-provoking book that seeks to transport readers on a deep exploration of culture, religion, and humanity’s...

Praise

A Mind-Bending Ride You Will Not See Coming

End Time offers a bold and deeply reflective exploration of humanity's long-standing beliefs, cultural systems, and psychological patterns. The book moves through themes such as identity, religion, neuroscience, and societal structure, challenging readers to reconsider the foundations of their worldview. By examining figures like Jesus, Muhammad, and the Buddha through a human lens, it invites readers to question long-held assumptions while engaging with both scientific and philosophical perspectives.

What really kept me interested in the book was its willingness to confront uncomfortable ideas. It explores concepts such as praise, rejection, identity formation, and cultural conditioning, presenting them as central forces that shape human behaviour. The discussion of the brain as a navigational tool and the role of repetition in thought patterns adds a fascinating psychological dimension, giving readers practical insight into how beliefs and emotions develop over time.

This is a unique yet challenging read that does not shy away from complexity. It encourages readers to engage critically with both history and modern society while offering a fresh perspective on humanity's future. For anyone interested in philosophy, spirituality, or the deeper forces that shape human life, this book provides an engaging and memorable journey.

– Susan M. U.S.A

This book explores some of the biggest questions about religion, culture, and human behaviour, and it does it in a way that really makes you stop and think. It explores how identity forms, why people believe what they believe, and how society has been shaped over time, all while blending philosophy with science. I really enjoyed reading this because it challenged my perspective in a way that felt engaging rather than overwhelming, and I found myself thinking about its ideas long after I finished.

– Abigail L.

I went into this expecting a thoughtful read, but wow, it hits way harder than that. It questions everything, from religion to culture to how we even think, and it does it in a way that feels bold and fearless. I loved how it breaks things down and makes you look at familiar ideas from a totally different angle. It made me stop, rethink, and honestly get a little fired up about how we see the world. If you like books that make you think and shake things up, this one delivers in a big way. 🔥

– Sue