Review by Moureenkaranu -- Real Secrets Of Life

[Kristy Khem]

This book seems very insightful on mysticism and healing. Indian culture contains some of the world's best healing practices which embodies a physical and spiritual element to healing, such as Ayurvedic Medicine. Karma is also a very interesting topic which is vital for everyone to understand, even if one's religion does not describe it. Thanks for giving a summary of each chapter in your review. From what you have written, I agree with your 4/4 rating.

[Moddesser Elahi]

I sampled the book on Amazon. The author, Krishna Jagarnath wants to share his personal experiences related to spirituality and similar ways of life. There are a few instances in the sample where Krishna is very generous about the message of unity among human beings. This book has a positive message and can be quite helpful in day-to-day life.

[Sumbule1]

The novel is about real mysteries of life on health, spirituality, healing and positive thinking. I wish to read .

[Flowers123]

A book based on spirituality, health and wellness, positivity and its like, sounds quite intriguing. It seems like a complete package and one might not have any need for further material on the subjects discussed. I think it will be a great read.

[Shas F]

Krishna Jagarnath embarks on an awesome task with Real Secrets of Life: Divine Guidance and Higher Spiritual Techniques for the Next Century: That is to help people attain enlightenment, peace and happiness; to guide people in knowing themselves so they can learn to love themselves, and also love others as much as they love themselves; to unite all the faiths as each faith offers wisdom in the path to enlightenment. The vision of this book is epic. It endorses the power of positive-thinking and summons the can-do spirit. It conveys the message that we can overcome suffering: we can beat it back, yes we can prevent it in our lives by changing the way we view ourselves, our identities, the world and the impact of God in our lives. Is it possible to reach that state of perfection where we are so empowered as to think that temporal suffering cannot touch us? The flipside for me is this: Without adversity, how can we grow? If we've reached our state of perfection or balance, how do we move on forward from that and have new experiences? Surely, we would not want to leave that state? Or am I missing the point? This book offers a lot of answers and it also triggers more questions. Moureenkaranu offers a comprehensive review on the book's parameters and structure. This book is for people who are ready to join an expedition towards a new consciousness and way of life.

[a9436]

Thanks for your review, but this does not sound like a book for me. I am not into spirituality and the title itself puts me off - to claim to have the 'real' secrets is a little arrogant in my view!

[Mary Garrison]

This book sounds very informative about many aspects in life. Spirituality, values, life health and so much more, however it doesn't line up with what I believe so I'll gave to pass on this one.

[Allyseria]

Thank you for your review. I'm not Christian so I feel that the first chapter about God, wouldn't interest me. Although you mention that the book targets everyone, I don't think the book would be as engaging to atheists. Also, in the third chapter, you mention that the author writes about the Ayurvedic lifestyle, and that the author gives a general guideline of how to take care of our body by doing various movements. Is the author a doctor? Or someone who extensively researches exercises/health/illnesses, etc., with scientific evidence to back the author up? Otherwise, I'm not sure if this book is for me because I would end up questioning everything.

[NuelUkah]

The reason for our suffering is the lack of self-knowledge about our identity.

Karma is not a punishment as people think but it's usually the divine fulfillment of our desires. So everyone is accountable for his or her experiences... We can stop Karma by changing our desires from what we want to what God wants.

Hmmmm... This book sounds so enlightening. I love books that expound spiritual mysteries.
This is a must read for me.

I love your review. So detailed.

[sanykip]

The review is well established and detailed. I love books revolving around mysteries in life and more so about spirituality. I think it will be a credible read for me

[Tars]

The book sounds really interesting, even to someone who don't read non-fiction on principle) Through I am still a bit undecided about spiritual component fulfilling it.

[Olamide99]

The book concentrates more on real mysteries. The author lays emphasis more on "health, spirituality, healing and positive thinking", which is very impressive. It is nice that the author outlined the concepts, explained how to be happy, and used straightforward language.he also divide the book into various chapters which makes it easier to read.I so much enjoyed my time reading this book. It's not a waste of time, it's enlightening me the more. Thanks for the book.

[Sanyesto]

A nonfiction novel which is all about real mysteries of life on health, spirituality, healing and positive thinking. The book is divided into the various chapter where each chapter has a different topic, and at the end of each section, he gives a summary making it an easy to follow read.

[Mary WhiteFace]

Devoting each chapter to a specific topic makes it easier to read. I like the idea that if we understand ourselves that it will help us to avoid pain. It makes sense, not only physically, but emotionally and spiritually as well. You did a very thorough job of covering the book and letting us know what it is about. Thank you.

[Ijeoma Kikelomo]

I must say I find the various topics touched as indeed pertinent and indepth issues. I like the writer's view. Sounds great.