Customer Reviews

Searching for Answers

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The chapter about realizing, about waking up from our own "reality" and decide who we are, was really good.
How such a simple anecdote, was able to give me the clue to understand that we decide the road we take.
Altough the chapter about fate confused me a little.
Some other reader please help me with a comment about it.

The epilogue of this e-book reopens all the emotions and thoughts that the reading of the book made me feel.
As I read it again, I find a lot of questions about myself that I have never asked, like what is death.
Don't skip the epilogue.

when I saw the title, I supposed I was going to find answers for myself.
But reading it, and specially when I reached the epilogue, I found out that the answers were up to me.
This e-book, written as a personal Diary, exposes lots of issues I was interested in, but specially two:
who am I?
what is happening to me and why?
If you are interested in yourself, read it.
If not , skip it.
It's not an easy book although it's written in an easy way to understand. It touched my SELF.

... if I give this book a 4 stars
is because there were more things that Carlos could have
shared with the readers, like when we talk about death, for
example.
Anyway, I liked it a lot.

The chapter about realizing, about waking up from our own "reality" and decide who we are, was really good.
How such a simple anecdote, was able to give me the clue to understand that we decide the road we take.
Altough the chapter about fate confused me a little.
Some other reader please help me with a comment about it.
I've e-mailed the author asking wether there is a fate or not for each one of us, and his reply was that I've to find it by myself, if the issue interested or was important for me.

One of the things that shocked me from this e-book
is the way the author leads you to see life as a
stair to be climbed.
In many chapters, the reference to it, the way he
makes you visualize as climbing a stair in your path
through life, and the landscape you can see on the
way you climb it was very beautiful.
I also liked the first chapter, as I'd lived a similar
experience, but not with a similar point of view as the
author had (I'm talking about being alone and plastered
and how you react)

I will like to express the things I liked from this e-book:
1) the way it's written. As a personal diary, Mr.Seeker gives us his point of views about many life issues
2) the smart way the author leads us to reach our own conclusions about all the issues stated
3) the worry we all have (at least I have) about how much time it takes to make personal changes
4) the "we are all energy" thing, explained in such an esay way on a table in a cafeteria
5) i felt identified with the explanation on how we motivate to do things (whatever things the are)
6) the story of the tramontina shocked me with it's straight way to say "hello, wake up! You're worrying about nonsenses!"
7) the last chapter touched my heart, altough I found it hard to follow
By reading this books, I found remembrance with "The Little Prince", the movie "Matrix", the books of Donald Walsch, but also a special way to transmit concepts that I've only found in Mr. Seeker.

So simple, not too long to read, but it made me think and feel all the issues.
As I can see in other comments, I also dont agree with all the author's point of view, but I agree that it was useful for me.
Tan simple, no largo, pero me hizo pensar y sentir todos los temas tratados.
Como puedo ver en otros comentarios, tampoco coincido con todos los puntos de vista del autor, pero si coincido en que fue muy util para mi.

As a psycho-dramatist I'm used to work with emotions through the body, not only or mainly through words.
But when I read this book, I found that it can also be said things that touches your emotions.
I began to use the simple concepts of motivation, to role play with my students everyday situations of life, and it gave very powerful results.
Then, I made them read the last chapter, and role play situations with a couple in which the "there is no reason why" concept didn't aplied.

Definitely, I'm using this book for my classes. And it's working.
It moves my students, it moved me and I wish it can move other people too.
The word move ("mover" in spanish, I'm an argentine female instructor) not only applies to physical movements, but also to emotions.
For all my students that might be reading this review, you know me by my knickname Elena H.

Mr. Seeker, while stating his own answers about fundamental issues of our (my) life, opens the door to find out your (my) own answers.
It's not only a self help or spiritual book, it's a brain mover for myself.
I would have liked this book to be longer, to explore some additional questions.
On the other hand, as it's an e-book, it's easier if it's not too long.