There's also always Zen and the Art of Motorcycle maintenance by Robert Pirsig, which at least i still find quite amazing. I also totally agree on the thing wi

There's also always Zen and the Art of Motorcycle maintenance by Robert Pirsig, which at least i still find quite amazing. I also totally agree on the thing with working with your hands – it turns out we at least partially think with our bodies. Howard Gardner also made an interesting case for that in his book the Seven Intelligences, but okay – the source much matter who wrote about it: I've experienced it first-hand. Doing yoga when I've been strained about something often results in what can only be described as a stream of insight and ideas. The same thing with running. We (i) have so much to learn.