Florian Gronsel

Published on October 20, 2026 at 8:21 AM

Florian Grönsel is a German writer and the founder and editor of CREATION Magazin, an independent publication exploring philosophy, consciousness, psychology and symbolic traditions. His work draws on over twenty years of personal study, bringing questions from hermetic thought and classical philosophy into conversation with ordinary human experiences. In his English book When Eagles Drink Lion's Milk, he reflects on courage, anger, grief, self-knowledge and the difficult work of changing the way we see.

Works:

Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HNFR12YR


Paperback:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HNH48W47


English book overview and reading sample:
https://www.creationmagazin.com/en/beitrag/when-eagles-drink-lions-milk-book-preview

 

What if the answers you've been searching for were hidden in the way you see the world?

We know more than ever before. Yet knowledge alone doesn't make us wiser, happier, or more fulfilled.

What if real change begins not with learning more, but with seeing differently?

In When Eagles Drink Lion's Milk, philosopher and author Florian Grönsel brings together ancient wisdom, personal experiences, and twenty-two thought-provoking reflections on the challenges of everyday life.

Through stories of loss, love, anger, courage, and unexpected moments of insight, he explores how even our most difficult experiences can change the way we understand ourselves.

Discover a different perspective on:

  • Turning anger into courage and finding strength in adversity
  • Understanding the hidden patterns behind thoughts and emotions
  • Finding meaning in loss, change, and uncertainty
  • Developing self-awareness, intuition, and inner clarity
  • Living more consciously without losing your individuality

This is not another book promising to fix your life in ten easy steps.

It is a personal invitation to question what you think you know, recognize the possibilities within your own experience, and rediscover the wisdom hiding in plain sight.

Sometimes, changing your life begins with changing the way you look at it.