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BOOK COLLECTION
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Prophets of Violence, Prophets of Peace
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C)
 Can human beings live according to moral values yet kill to achieve freedom? Can peaceful, non-violent protest actually bring sought-after freedoms? Dr. Sohail examines the philosophies and lives of twelve revolutionary political and social figures, including Martin Luther King, Jr., the Dalai Lama, Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Che Guevara, Franz Fanon, and Ho Chi Minh. In thoughtful, well-organized essays, he looks at a wide spectrum of cultures and their struggles against repressive governments, in both developing and developed societies.
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The Myth of the Chosen One
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C)
 The case of Javed Iqbal, an alleged serial killer, attracted great attention around the world. Killing of even one person is a heinous act, but here is a man attributed with about a hundred cold-blooded murders of persons of young and tender ages. In the examination of this world renown case, Dr. Sohail has taken pains to examine this shocking episode from the point of view of a psychiatrist. As William J. McCormack, Chief of Police (Ret.), Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto, Canada says, "During my career on the Homicide Squad of the Metropolitan Toronto Police, I solved over 100 murders but never have I seen a crime so riddled with unanswered questions as this one.
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From Islam to Secular Humanism
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C)
 "One's own experiences the ultimate teacher." This significant statement by a great world leader opens Dr. Sohail's sensitively written book. Its the cornerstone of Sohail's belief. It can be heard in all its variations in the many cultures of the world. The author, born into an insular Muslim society, was taught only the Quran and accepted it dutifully until the day when his questions began in medical school. This first step, on a long journey of learning that continues to this day, brought him tithe acceptance of secular humanism. Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists and the rest of the world's formal
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Freedom of Religion, Freedom from Religion
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C)
 This book is a key document in the exploration of today's religion and a call for rational discourse. In the 21st century we still live in a world where many people with a tribal mentality consider themselves better than other human beings because of their race class, nationality, religion or culture. Human beings are killing other human beings in the name of God, religion, and ideologies. Human beings are still violent beings and justify their aggression by reason, revenge and religion. The author is of the opinion that in the history of our evolution, human beings have reached a stage of adolescence and after creating atomic bombs, for the time in human history, are able to kill the whole human species and commit collective suicide or homicide.
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Love, Sex and Marriage
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C) & Bette Davis, RN, BN, MN
 It is a rare book that reveals both the personal and professional lives of two trend-setting psychotherapists. Dr. Sohail, founder of the Creative Psychotherapy Clinic in Central Ontario and Bette Davis, a highly-experienced lecturer and therapist, share their fascination with the mysteries of intimate relationships. Their letters to each other highlight the richness of their personal observations, social experiences and professional insights into many aspects of human bonds including dating, marriage, divorce and sex education for the next generation.
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GREENZONE PRODUCT COLLECTION
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The Art of Loving in Your Greenzone
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C)
 Designed to help struggling couples transform breakdowns into breakthroughs and inspire healthy couples to bring out the best in each other, this compassionate guide explains how to have positive, loving, intimate relationships.
Lifelong-happiness and Relationships
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The Art of Living in Your Greenzone
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C)
 With the powerful use of symbols, this persuasive book is filled with the compelling stories of real-life people and will help you rid yourself of depression, anger, frustration and despair and move into the wonderful life that awaits in the Green Zone.
Lifelong-happiness and Relationships
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The Art of Working in Your Greenzone
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C) & Bette Davis, RN, BN, MN
 For those suffering from work-related illnesses, burnout, mental and emotional fatigue, distress and depression, this easy-to-understand book offers an opportunity to right the wrongs that are beating them into the ground.
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Greenzone Living: 7 Steps to a Happy, Healthy and Peaceful Lifestyle
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C) & Bette Davis, RN, BN, MN
 Green Zone Living is based on a philosophy that inspires human beings, individually and collectively, to become fully human. Its aim is to decrease emotional suffering, raise social consciousness and make people's lives more meaningful. This easy-to-understand concept encourages people to become aware of their talents, actualize their potential and share their special gifts with their dear ones.
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Creating Greenzone Schools
by Dr. K. Sohail, MBBS FRCP(C) & Bette Davis, RN, BN, MN
The GREENZONE goes to school and brings with it easy-to-apply skills and techniques that inspire and educate students, teachers, administrators and parents to create happy and healthy teaching enviroments. Creating GREENZONE Schools, the fifth book in the GREENZONE Series, identifies the characteristics of emotionally unhealthy schools and shows how to create positive, growth-enhancing learning enviroments.
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HUMANIST BOOKS
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The Next Stage of Human Evolution
by Dr. K. Sohail
 A Collection of Essays on Science, Psychology and Humanism
"In the 21st century humanity is at a crossroads. Human beings have a choice to commit collective suicide by nuclear weapons or grow to the next stage of human evolution. Animals have evolved through natural selection but humanity will evolve because of human selection and the choices human beings will make indivdiually and collectively. Let us hope human beings choose the path of peace and harmony rather than violence and war."
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