In his book "Anthology of Inner Philosophy Accounts," Vasilis Papadolias presents a collection of texts on issues that concern contemporary inner philosophy. Sometimes analytically in the form of an essay and sometimes succinctly in the form of a proposition for contemplation, these associations, as the book could alternatively be called, lead to the examination of issues such as "is the approach of the inner philosopher objective?"; "how much is it influenced by the symbols of its time?"; "what is the relationship between the magic of antiquity and what we now call therapy?"; "what is the contribution of Christianity to the reorientation of magical energy?"; "what is the difference between Western and Eastern contemplation?"; and many more.

An attempt was made to classify the texts of the anthology into groups, so that they can be read in a unit for anyone who wishes to do so. These units are:
- Foundations
- Contemplation
- Symbolic Systems
- Magical Work
- Astral Field
- Teachers, Students, and Spiritual Work
- Duality and Love
- Self-Knowledge
- Karma
- Therapies and Energies
- Astrological
- Cosmogony
- Anthroposophy
- Heretical

We recommend reading the book twice. The first time as a daily diary of reflections and the second as an introduction to inner philosophy.