Are there any other philosophy books that contain exercises?
Some way to practice/explore the philosophy I mean
>>9931178
Other than logic, the only exercises would be actually understanding the concepts offered. Try to think of objections to them, and how theyy woyld be recieved by the author. Try to think of examples in life, reword the concepts yourself.
>>9931178
Flip through some tai chi or qi gong books, seriously
>>9931178
Ouspensky's The Fourth Way, and his In Search of the Miraculous (Ouspensky pretty obviously and significantly influenced RAW btw) contain general and important exercises in the Gurdjieff system RAW mentions (in terms of self-remembering, self-observation, and abstaining from expressing negative emotions). Idries Shah in a sense also has philosophy books containing exercises, because he says that reading the Sufi teaching-stories he gives and pondering them from all given angles, focusing on the ones the interest you less purposely and seeing why they don't interest you as much, trying to unravel the more opaque ones, etc., etc., is itself a Sufi exercise.
>>9931679
Any suggestions?
Bhagavad Gita, obviously.
>>9932332
anything by Lam Kam Chuen, specifically Way of Power and Way of Energy.
>>9931178
In the same vein as PR, try Undoing Yourself with Energised Meditation and Other Devices. It's on another level entirely. If you like Wilson, Hyatt is fucking awesome.
You could also try The Eight-Circuit Brain, which is also very good but a lot more dry.
>>9931178
>all those exercises to subscribe to contrary ideologies to make you realize reality-tunnels and you already managed to jump between radical leftism, nihilism, nationalism, libertarianism, atheism theism, gnosticism and being a hippie just in the last year
I think I got that
>>9931178
A Guide to Mental Mastery - Mouni Sadhu