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No Self No Problem
Overview
Korean edition of [No Self No Problem] by Chris Niebauer. Neuropsychologist Chris Niebauer reveals how the left brain's "storytelling" fabricates a false self, causing constant doubts and suffering, while the silent right brain holds non-verbal wisdom. Drawing parallels between ancient Buddhist anatta (no-self) and modern split-brain experiments, he urges detaching from the left brain's ideal-self chase to awaken right-brain gratitude and compassion for balanced living. Amazon neuroscience bestseller. Korean edition translated by Yun Jong Kim.
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- ISBN-13: 9791193941577
- ISBN-10: 9791193941577
- Publisher: Clap Books
- Publish Date: January 2026
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