Read to discover what pushes your buttons, what excites you, what really juices you and brings you fully alive? 

In this inquiry, identifying what you have an aversion to is good news:  it is an arrow pointing the way to a deeper exploration inwards - to a stone which, when overturned, may disclose your deepest treasure. 

Abraham Lincoln - Wisdom and Wit
Snapshots (taken in his own words) of Lincoln - the statesman, the philosopher, the wit, and the public speaker; for example, "I don’t know who my Grandfather was; I am much more concerned to know what his grandson will be."
Edited by Louise Bachelder
Peter Pauper Press ©1965, 1998

On Bullshit
A precise inquiry into why we have this word and how we use it. Responding to "Why is there so much bullshit?" Frankfort observes "Bullshit is unavoidable whenever circumstances require someone to talk without knowing what he is talking about... This ... is common in public life."
By Harry G. Frankfort
Princeton University Press ©2005

Words from a Man of No Words
Emerging from 1315 days of silence in October 1984, Shree Rajneesh (Osho) began to speak for the first time in America. Of his spiritual teachings he said, "... I have not given you anything which can be argued against.... I have given you only methods. ... What I have given you is not a closed system, it is an open experiment...." This book contains provoking excerpts from the first sixty days of his American discourses.
By Shree Rajneesh / Osho
The Rebel Publishing House GmbH

I call these books Pocket Gems - they actually fit within your inside suit jacket pocket. They are easy to delve into on the run, even if only for a few seconds - making it easy to continue your inquiry.