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Kaps
A brief, simple, personalised and timely reminder of what life is all about
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 24, 2021Bernie
Valuable life lessons
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 1, 2021
Bernie
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 1, 2021
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leena antony
If you have spent World Happiness day, not so happily, you should read this book.
Reviewed in India on March 21, 2021
leena antony
Reviewed in India on March 21, 2021
Most of the time, I felt that they were giving advices from lives they never lived, even when they were narrating stories.
This is what places ‘4 Pillars of Abundant Life’ in a different space. As you turn the pages, you will feel all that Ashokji experienced so as to finally derive at the profound wisdom, that he is sharing with the readers.
I believed that I knew almost every secret of Happiness and success. But obviously there are more.
I did not know why my personal life and the life of my family had been suddenly moving towards the lane of happiness and success than ever before, in the past year, when most of the world was suffering with the pandemic and loss of job.
I did too. I had been teaching for 21 years and I loved what I was doing. I was contented with the lives I was transforming, both of students and my team of teachers. Several reasons compounded my unavoidable exit from a role that I loved playing.
Then I started writing and I felt happier. The happier I became, the more grateful I felt and success started finding its way into my family. Now with the insight I gained from this book, I know that the corporate school that I was working was toxic and had been stealing my happiness even though I felt that I was happy.
All along the way, you will find Ashokji’s wisdom pinned for you on little grey boards.
I already have highlighted a bunch of my fvaourite quotes from the book.
Ashokji does not stretch what he wants to say beyond enough. You can read it at one go. But I suggest you do as I did. Circle around one pillar a day. Pause to ponder over the insight that is used in their magnificent architecture. Read each inscription carefully and commit them to your memory, so that you can summon them to be beacons to guide your soul when in doubt.
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