Café with the Sages

One night, a psychology professor drifts into sleep and finds himself in a quiet café-only to be joined by three of history's greatest minds: Buddha, Laozi, and Socrates. Is it a dream? A delusion? Or a gift?

In this deeply reflective yet accessible book, East meets West as modern psychology sits at the same table with ancient wisdom. Over sixteen soul-searching conversations, the professor brings forward the questions that haunt us all:

Why am I always anxious, even when things are fine?

What is the meaning of life?

Is loneliness a sickness or a form of freedom?

Written in lucid and contemplative prose, Café with the Sages invites readers into a timeless space where doubt is welcomed, and clarity is found not in answers, but in shared understanding. Whether you are struggling with self-worth, overwhelmed by the chaos of the modern world, or seeking a more grounded path through life, this book offers calm, perspective, and quiet hope.

For readers of The School of Life, Michael A. Singer, and anyone who has ever wanted to ask life's biggest questions over a warm cup of coffee.