I wasn't interested in reading this book. I thought from the reviews of friends that it was pretty obvious stuff. However, this book summarizes things I've always believed. It's so much easier to be miserable and find fault with everything than it would be to take personal responsibility. The narrator simply shares his personal experience and shows you the beautiful ways to channel your energy into what you want, and attract it through your thoughts.
I highly recommend that it be read by people with an open mind. This is a good place to start for most people interested in this sort of philosophy, its more "user-friendly"
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sathishkurian8 years, 10 months ago Verified Buyer
Re: Simplifying Life
I wasn't interested in reading this book. I thought from the reviews of friends that it was pretty obvious stuff. However, this book summarizes things I've always believed. It's so much easier to be miserable and find fault with everything than it would be to take personal responsibility. The narrator simply shares his personal experience and shows you the beautiful ways to channel your energy into what you want, and attract it through your thoughts.
I highly recommend that it be read by people with an open mind. This is a good place to start for most people interested in this sort of philosophy, its more "user-friendly"
Verified Buyer
Re: Simplifying Life
I wasn't interested in reading this book. I thought from the reviews of friends that it was pretty obvious stuff. However, this book summarizes things I've always believed. It's so much easier to be miserable and find fault with everything than it would be to take personal responsibility. The narrator simply shares his personal experience and shows you the beautiful ways to channel your energy into what you want, and attract it through your thoughts.
I highly recommend that it be read by people with an open mind. This is a good place to start for most people interested in this sort of philosophy, its more "user-friendly"