Mega living!


"It is our own thought- true Indian thought."
-This is what everyone utters after reading the fable- the monk who sold his ferrari."

This is a late review of the book. Grass always shows greenery only on the other side! We will wake up only when someone else tells us a fable-our own story! There is nothing new in the book.Good old Indian thoughts have been put lucidly. A direct conversion of Sanskrit Shlokas' to English paragraphs. The thoughts really invoke -the person inside us-it's a true introspection.

We have become so busy in our daily lives that we have forgotten the question itself while chasing question mark. We think of thousands of things around us; but not about ourselves. We are loosing ourselves. It is a good answer bank to all your questions and dilemma about our own capacity and power.



These das, I was really reluctant to read any books. Especially novels. The main reason was my 'busy' life. This book gave me real tactics to live a own life! This was one of the very few books which I could finish in one run. Thanks to Robin Sharma!
Read this book. Have a mega living!

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Admin said…
bought the book yesterday :)
February 18, 2010 at 6:39 PM
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