TAO of Finance – A Mechanism that Can Change the World

The Open Society

Why are we afraid of the “Open Society”? Because we are
afraid of reality, of the future and of ourselves. But if we
take a closer look at the concept of the Open Society,
formulated by the social philosopher Karl Popper over 75
years ago at the end of the Second World War, we see that
the answers it provides to the socio-political problems of
the future – of how to live together on this planet – are a
better match for us humans as a species than any of the
alternatives currently under discussion. “Open” societal
conditions are an originally European contribution to the
challenges of the 21st century and at the same time make
a convincing case against our imperialist urge to impose
the “blessings” of the Western model of prosperity on the
rest of the world. The Open Society, which is forever
incomplete and imperfect, is always concerned with
criticism and freedom. If we think all of this
through to its conclusion within an Open Society,
astonishing perspectives emerge.

The TAO of Finance

A Mechanism that can change the world, The Future Wealth of Nations, CCOM-Press, Available through the other only

This book initiates a debate, which has thus far not taken place in society. It describes a financial mechanism to sustainably finance our common future and in particular, the United Nations Sustainability Developments Goals. A parallel, optional currency system, operating through distributive ledger technology can offer such a mechanism. In order to grasp and implement this new financial mechanism however, our collective Western mind-set must gravitate towards Eastern thinking, namely Taoism. It is only in doing so that we can attain a more sustainable future,
with wealth, peace, humanity and a healthier planet. ONLY available through the author.

The TAO of Finance

A Mechanism that can change the world, The Future Wealth of Nations, CCOM-Press, Available through the other only

This book initiates a debate, which has thus far not taken place in society. It describes a financial mechanism to sustainably finance our common future and in particular, the United Nations Sustainability Developments Goals. A parallel, optional currency system, operating through distributive ledger technology can offer such a mechanism. In order to grasp and implement this new financial mechanism however, our collective Western mind-set must gravitate towards Eastern thinking, namely Taoism. It is only in doing so that we can attain a more sustainable future,
with wealth, peace, humanity and a healthier planet. ONLY available through the author.

The Art of Transformation

How we learn to change the world, Tredition, CCOMP, Dresden 2018

This is the updated and translated version of the original german book. It is the first non-fiction book that addresses the topic of any personal and societal transformation from a psychological perspective. It covers majors challenges, from global warming, to degrowth, rebound effects, mind shift, integral psychology and lifestyle modification and provides a comprehensive understanding, backed up by scientific evidence of what we know and what we can do to ensure the megashift.

The Art of Transformation

In this book, I argue for a more honest debate about the limits of both our knowledge and our wealth, or deeper understanding of uncertainty and the associated public management of risk, for greater odesty, humility and mindfulness of what we believe we truly know and are able to do, and for greater consideration of the life sciences in times of personal and social transformation.

Psychiatry Textbook

One of the most successful textbooks in psychiatry in Germany over the last 20 years.,covering all aspects in the field, updated now in the 8. edition; Especially for registrars and house officers, spezializing in psychiatry and psychotherapy.

Money and Sustainability

Follow up report to the famous first Report for the Club of Rome – The Limits to Growth from 1972– This new report explains the missing link towards a sustainable future: Our present monopolistic money system and the flawed thinking that underpins it. Available in several languages among french, dutch, hungarian, polish, german etc.

Our Future Economy

Award winning future literature 2003, First official report to the European Academy of Science. A study that demonstrates the importance of the financial sector and the monetary system with regards to our future economy. Scenario-modeling and empirical data demonstrate the relevance of a monetary ecosystem in order to balance out the real economy.

Emotions and Symptome Formation

My Zurich-Lectures in Psychosomatics at the C.G.Jung Institut in Zurich around the millennium. The book reflects findings in the psychology of emotions and major theories in psychosomatics leading to different explanations in the formation of psychosomatic symptoms.

The Order of Freedom

The first systematic study on how to characterize Karl Poppers Modell of the OPEN SOCIETY within the tradition of critical rationalism. The first volume refers to historical roots and key theoretical frameworks; the second volume outlines major components of an OPEN SOCIETY, coming to the conclusion that K. Poppers Modell of the OPEN SOCIETY is neither left nor right within the political spectrum, but offers a third category.

Live-Interview Radio WDR5 – „Dealing with uncertainty“ (german)

Interview MDR Sachsen – Living in times of the corona (german)

The TAO of Finance

Podcast with Dr. Mariana Bozesan