The turning space of Life

In a world that measures life in blood values, step counts, and biological age, something quietly gets lost: the question of what all this striving is actually for. "The Turning Space of Life" invites readers to pause and reconsider. Swiss author Miriam Bruderer, expert in Information-Energy Medicine and founder of well-livity, explores what it means to live not just longer, but more consciously. Her concept goes beyond the promises of longevity. Rather than adding years to life, well-livity asks how much soul, depth, and meaning we bring to the years we already have. At the heart of the book stands meditation as a transformative practice: not a wellness technique, not a productivity tool, but an honest encounter with oneself. It is the space in which suppressed pain becomes visible, inner tension dissolves, and life force is renewed. Bruderer calls meditation the new gold, a resource no inflation can touch. The book draws on ten core principles of well-livity, among them the idea that the body is not a machine to be repaired, but the precious vehicle of the soul. It explores themes of personal responsibility, inner freedom, the role of money and energy, and the understanding that death is not an endpoint but a turning point. Written with warmth and clarity, the book speaks to readers who have done everything right and still sense that something is missing. It does not offer a programme or a set of rules. Instead, it opens a space for reflection, for pausing in motion, and for finding one's own path back to what truly matters. "The Turning Space of Life" is the third volume in Miriam Bruderer's well-livity series and the first available in English.