Official Review: All In Divine Order

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This looks like a great inspiring book. Congrats BOTD.
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Sounds like a good book! I like that it can be applied and the author includes a call to action. It seems like it could be useful to anyone.
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Post by DEEPA PUJARI »

This is a book about the author Monica’s experiences in life and helps us understand our purpose and goal in life. Congratulations BOTD!
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I'm sorry for the author's loss. While I'm happy that she took such a wonderful initiative to help others through her foundation, it's sad that she had to lose someone to realise her purpose. You did an amazing job with the review, it is very insightful.
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I like the author's goal of helping others understand their purpose and learn from their experiences in life. The religious approach does not displease me. I think sometimes it is hard to accept that everything happens as part of a divine order for your life. However, It seems an interesting and useful read.
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It's unfortunate that the author's cousin passed away so suddenly. While it looks like the book provides some useful methods to create healthy relationships in life, I don't believe in God or Divine Order, so I guess this book is not for me.
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This sounds like an amazing book. The adaptability of this book was one of the things that caught my eye the most. I would have gladly given this book a shot if it wasn't based on religion quite as much.
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Thanks for the insightful review. I love the line that pleasing God is the authors' motivation. It's so powerful and inspirational.
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Being a firm believer in divine order for one's life, I will find this book really interesting. Great review.
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This book has insights for everyone, even if they aren't religious. I think this will appeal to many people since it's a short book with a lot to offer.
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Post by Sanju Lali »

A nice spiritual self-help book "All In Divine Order" by Dr Monica Young Andrews, which guides us to identify and shape healthy relationships in all the areas of our life. Nice thing is that at the end of each chapter, there is a set of reflection questions. I am looking to read this book soon.
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To unexpectedly lose a bit 20-year-old cousin must be a very traumatic experience. I am glad to read that the author found a way to turn this tragedy into a positive way of looking at life.
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I am a bit burnt out on self-help books and Christian literature in general, so I think I'll be passing on this one. However, the author's "contagious, positive outlook" sounds inviting. Thanks for the review.
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I really like how the author did each chapter, with a Bible verse, a personal story, and then reflections and activities. It has a nice flow. It sounds like the author has a lot of wisdom to share! Not only does this book sound inspiring, but your review was also inspiring! Thank you for your recommendation!
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I like that the author included reflection questions and activities at the end of each chapter. Thank you for this detailed review!
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