About the author
Eldon Taylor writes about the mind, belief, and perception for a general self-help audience. What Does That Mean? Exploring Mind, Meaning, and Mysteries (Hay House, 2011) is framed as a set of questions and reflections meant to prompt inward inquiry rather than deliver fixed answers, touching on how meaning and understanding are constructed. Choices and Illusions: How Did I Get Where I Am, and How Do I Get Where I Want to Be? (Hay House, revised edition) examines how beliefs and thought patterns are said to shape a person's circumstances, and how others can influence those beliefs without a person's awareness. Both books sit on Hay House's occult-philosophy and personal-development shelves, written in an accessible, question-driven style for readers interested in the workings of belief and the mind rather than in academic psychology. The two titles form a linked pair, with the first extending questions raised in the second into a broader inquiry into meaning.
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💬 What our editors say about Eldon Taylor's books
“Taylor delivers a compelling, pragmatic manual for mental autonomy, effectively dissecting how unexamined assumptions dictate daily experience. The revised edition sharpens its focus on the interplay of thought and perception,…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Choices and Illusions: How Did I Get Where I Am, and How Do I Get Where I Want to Be? (Revised) (Revised)
“Taylor’s work is a potent, albeit demanding, exploration of consciousness that demands active participation from the reader. It serves as an excellent mirror for those prepared to scrutinize their deepest assumptions about life…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on What Does That Mean?: Exploring Mind, Meaning, and Mysteries
