Review of Lead us to a place
Posted: 21 Dec 2021, 22:47
[Following is a volunteer review of "Lead us to a place" by Andrew Pacholyk.]
What if you could have effective control over all your inherent shortcomings in terms of emotional balance, happiness, and overall psychological well-being. Definitely, with the possession of this control, one's life tends to be flourished and be covered with a cocoon of positivities.
In Lead Us to A Place, the author seeks to use his experiential knowledge on the concept of human inherent spirituality as well as those elements that wake up human's awareness and sensitivity into their spirituality—such as the strength of aromatherapy, stones, and crystals of the mineral kingdom, powerful meditations, life-motivating affirmations—to practically teach readers on how to start their journey to self-discovery in the spiritual world of ultimate wisdom.
The book is indeed knowledge enriched, and this quality made the book appeal to me, as there is a pack of self-help nuggets to gain. I so much appreciate the author for the concise information he gave to help humanity reach a level of self-actualization. First, I want to appreciate the concept of optimistic affirmation, meditation, and music. Before now, I could remember, I used to have a propensity to naturally use optimistic affirmation and music, and I can, therefore, testify to the authenticity of the concepts in bringing happiness. Secondly, I'm fantasized about the idea of the mystery behind each season as they influence certain areas of our lives, and hence we can properly prepare for any probable new transition that our lives are bound to go through. There's also the inclusion of quotes that motivate and inspire—all towards bringing happiness.
The book is really valuable and undoubtedly a vital asset for any reader who would read the book with an open mind. The book's teaching would fit in for promoting societal values around the world. This is because the underlining result of all exercises taught in the book leads the readers' souls to forgiveness which is being emphasized. And this is a value that any religious doctrine and societal value would embrace and preach.
There's nothing I could point out as a flaw to make me deduct a star from the book's rating. Despite how the author has successfully fortified the book with healthy human lifestyles and practices, he's still meticulous enough to make the book error-free. The book is edited with literary expertise, as I couldn't find a typo or grammar error. Hence, Lead Us to A Place by Andrew Pacholyk earns a rating of 4 out of 4 stars from me.
I'll recommend the book to any reader who loves self-help books. If you would read with an open mind and embrace the author's mysticism, I'll recommend that you read it. However, if you need to question the author about his Catholicism, probably because of your Christianity doctrine, you may not read the book.
******
Lead us to a place
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
What if you could have effective control over all your inherent shortcomings in terms of emotional balance, happiness, and overall psychological well-being. Definitely, with the possession of this control, one's life tends to be flourished and be covered with a cocoon of positivities.
In Lead Us to A Place, the author seeks to use his experiential knowledge on the concept of human inherent spirituality as well as those elements that wake up human's awareness and sensitivity into their spirituality—such as the strength of aromatherapy, stones, and crystals of the mineral kingdom, powerful meditations, life-motivating affirmations—to practically teach readers on how to start their journey to self-discovery in the spiritual world of ultimate wisdom.
The book is indeed knowledge enriched, and this quality made the book appeal to me, as there is a pack of self-help nuggets to gain. I so much appreciate the author for the concise information he gave to help humanity reach a level of self-actualization. First, I want to appreciate the concept of optimistic affirmation, meditation, and music. Before now, I could remember, I used to have a propensity to naturally use optimistic affirmation and music, and I can, therefore, testify to the authenticity of the concepts in bringing happiness. Secondly, I'm fantasized about the idea of the mystery behind each season as they influence certain areas of our lives, and hence we can properly prepare for any probable new transition that our lives are bound to go through. There's also the inclusion of quotes that motivate and inspire—all towards bringing happiness.
The book is really valuable and undoubtedly a vital asset for any reader who would read the book with an open mind. The book's teaching would fit in for promoting societal values around the world. This is because the underlining result of all exercises taught in the book leads the readers' souls to forgiveness which is being emphasized. And this is a value that any religious doctrine and societal value would embrace and preach.
There's nothing I could point out as a flaw to make me deduct a star from the book's rating. Despite how the author has successfully fortified the book with healthy human lifestyles and practices, he's still meticulous enough to make the book error-free. The book is edited with literary expertise, as I couldn't find a typo or grammar error. Hence, Lead Us to A Place by Andrew Pacholyk earns a rating of 4 out of 4 stars from me.
I'll recommend the book to any reader who loves self-help books. If you would read with an open mind and embrace the author's mysticism, I'll recommend that you read it. However, if you need to question the author about his Catholicism, probably because of your Christianity doctrine, you may not read the book.
******
Lead us to a place
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon