Three Books About Life

Marsilio Ficino of Florence, the legendary philosopher of the Renaissance, advisor to Cosimo the Elder and mentor to Lorenzo the Magnificent, head of the Platonic Academy — was at the very heart of the Italian Renaissance. For many years, studying the best examples and his own experience of everything that helps a person of art and science to find their calling, discover their genius, and live a long, healthy life in harmony with the heavens, he laid out his thoughts in three brief books that gained scandalous fame.
Many masters of the High Renaissance — and modern Jungian psychoanalysts — have called his methods profound and excellent. Consider them as well, dear reader, for our world needs geniuses.