I May Be Wrong

This book is not a creed, a rulebook for living, or an invitation to adopt a new set of beliefs. Its focus is the relationship we have with our own thoughts and feelings, and how that relationship can make daily life feel lighter, freer, clearer and wiser.

We tend to assume we understand what is going on around us and can steer our own path, yet life seldom cooperates with those plans. Former forest monk Björn Natthiko Lindeblad asks how we can respond to life as it unfolds, live with openness, stay humble and find some comfort when times are hard. He offers guidance on facing the uncertainty and doubt that come with being human. A central idea is that we do not choose the thoughts that arrive or the shapes they take. What we can choose is whether to believe them.

Written with warmth and a gentle sense of humour, the book applies these ideas to the ordinary business of modern life, for anyone looking for help finding their footing.