Review of Enlightenment for the things that really matter

[Sheen jenny]

I appreciate how the author draws from his family history and philosophical reflections to convey the importance of showing care and compassion not only to humans but to all beings with feelings. It's a powerful reminder of our interconnectedness.

[Annalisa Whyte]

This is a great review. It's speaks on shedding light on this things that matter. Its philosophical as well as showing empathy throughout.

[Dammy_Reuben]

Sounds like an awesome book that I would definitely enjoy. I love how the author focuses on things that really matter like empathy, happiness, God and not temporal things like amassing wealth that we leave behind when we leave earth.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"Enlightenment for the things that really matter" by Mark Gumbrell is a novel in which the author tries to convey the message to the readers about how to lead a fulfilled life. The book is based on religious, historical, and philosophical stories.

[Abdallah Mait]

This book is an eye opener in a way I didn't expect. I agree with the author's views,

[Martina Sette]

This book is a great read that dives into living a fulfilling life through history, religion, and philosophy. It's all about kindness, even if some bits might spark a debate.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

Books that help set priorities straight are books I like to read about. Enlightenment for the things that really matter by Mark Gumbrell is a book I'd love to read since this is one of its many qualities.

[Rodel Barnachea]

"Enlightenment for the Things That Really Matter" by Mark Gumbrell is a thought-provoking novel that intertwines historical, religious, and philosophical narratives to emphasize the importance of empathy, kindness, and fairness in leading a fulfilling life, urging readers to prioritize gratitude and happiness over material possessions while advocating for compassion towards all sentient beings, thus envisioning a better world for everyone to thrive in.

[Prince Ekeoma]

"Enlightenment for the things that really matter" by Mark Gumbrell. An interesting story book, which readers on ways on how to live a fulfilled life. This story is is filled with history, religion, philosophical stories. Mostly what we see as happiness might not be. Everyone deserves love, kindness, peace and empathy. Congrats on your #BOTD.

[Prince Ekeoma]

"Enlightenment for the things that really matter" by Mark Gumbrell. An interesting story book, which readers on ways on how to live a fulfilled life. This story is is filled with history, religion, philosophical stories. Mostly, what we see as happiness might not be. Everyone deserves love, kindness, peace and empathy.

[Oluwagbenga Akangbe]

Such valuable and exquisite dispensation of knowledge regarding desire for better life and changes in societal manifesto through empathy and kindness, as well as showing love to all, is enough evidence of how invaluable and massively endearing this memoir of inspirational memoir is. Hats off to the author.
I'll likely review this soon when it appears on my tab

[Prince Ekeoma]

"Enlightenment for the things that really matter" by Mark Gumbrell. An interesting story book, which readers on ways on how to live a fulfilled life. This story is is filled with history, religion, philosophical stories. Mostly what we see as happiness might not be. Everyone deserves love, kindness, peace and empathy. Congwrats on your #BOTD.

[Mfon Ukim]

I love the title of the book. It has a message on its own. There's a tendency for human being especially the millennials and Gen Zs to go off target, setting our heart and passions to things that do not really matter on the long run. From the review, one can see that the author is thoroughgoing and so this book would certainly be rich enough to enlighten anyone.

[Okocha Victor]

I find the topic about couples trying to have more kids thinking it'll bring more joy a standout part of the book Enlightenment for the things that really matter by Mark Gumbrell.

[Misael Carlos]

I’m looking forward to digging into today novel to find out what Grumbell has to say about things that should really matter in this world and what is not. I like the topic of empathy and this one seems to be right up my alley.