For those who aren't religious, what is your "Bible"?

Common sense.

national geographic magazine

My brain. And my relationships with others.

^This. I don’t need a tangible book to tell me what to do.

My science textbooks?

The Economist.

Holding babies.

or when i have a hard time dealing with an issue, rather than turning to a book, i look up pictures like this and say to myself “deni calm the f down, you are really little and this issue is really not this big, and look at how fucking beautiful life is”

Playboy

You don’t need to be “religious” to access the wisdom contained in many religious texts, although you may have to dig a bit to find it.

Google

I guess I’ve been blessed. I never have to turn to any special resources to feel better about myself.

My conscience.

I like the same old Bible, but just the first five Books.

Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica.

My experiences, my relationships with others and yeah, Google is pretty cool.

Also George Carlin.

It’s not so much a text as a method.

the Twilight series.

Common sense, decency, and the dictionary.

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

I’m a huge fan of The Tao te Ching

I don’t need an instruction manual I just use my brain, when I need a textbook answer I use google.

I like “The Prophet” by Kahlil Gibran

Thrasher Skateboarding Magazine.

Ma Nature. The sky, the ocean, the woods, and all the wildlife that inhabits these wonderful elements of the world I live in.

On The Road by Jack Kerouac.

I like @Cruiser‘s answer. Nature is my bible.

My conscience.

Fluther

Mark’s Handbook for Mechanical Engineers. (And the Hanes manual for my car).

Still looking

Cook’s Illustrated.

TV Guide

Tao of Pooh

Anything by Cesar Milan or Jan Fennell. Be The Pack Leader is my personal favourite of Cesar’s.

I hug pillows and make funny noises in them.

My little sister, she is my touchstone.

I wouldn’t call it my Bible exactly but I have always loved the philosophy of Taoism as expressed in this book