Review of Your Miraculous Child Within
Posted: 23 Jan 2023, 11:45
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Your Miraculous Child Within" by Xavier Rossini.]
I want to feel that happiness and ease I felt when I was a child again. Adulthood is stressful and difficult. Every new day comes with a new worry and a different reason to be afraid. I want to feel that genuine joy and enjoy living my life with little or no fear. If you feel the same way and desire to experience that feeling again, then Your Miraculous Child Within by Xavier Rossini is your best bet to be rejuvenated.
The book commences with how a man named Seeker and Gabriel met on a train ride. They exchanged greetings and began talking. Gabriel works for his father and is in the children's service. Seeker was happy to have someone like Gabriel on the train to keep him company, and they began a conversation. Their conversation is the basis of the book, as Gabriel shares with Seeker different attributes of children that make them live a stress-free, enjoyable life. He also explains why we must live like them to have a pleasant time here on Earth and be likewise fit for the great beyond (Heaven).
If there is anything I am most grateful for, it is how the author wrote the book in a discussion style. The discussion was easy to follow, and we later learned that Seeker is a figurative name for the book reader. I like how the author separated God from man's created religion and how he explained all these attributes using relatable examples and quotes. At the beginning of each chapter, the author gives a detailed definition of the attribute, uses a quotation that matches it, and explains how children express this attribute. Also, at the end of each chapter, there are self-discovery questions to be answered. Another good thing about the book is how the author encourages the readers to act as children do and how it takes 30 days to drop and pick up a new habit.
I also like how the author used the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden to explain the book's second part. It hit me when the author divided life into two parts: "time" and "choices." I am grateful to have come into contact with this book and had the opportunity to read it.
The only thing I dislike about the book is that it contains a lot of typos and errors. I believe a 55-page book shouldn't have that many errors, so I give it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars because of this dislike.
Although the author used Jesus' description of children and some biblical references to write this book, it is beneficial to people of all faiths if they can read open-mindedly. I recommend this book to open-minded readers who want to awaken the child in them. Also, teachers, Christians, counsellors, speakers, and leaders would be blessed to read this book, thereby becoming a blessing to others.
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Your Miraculous Child Within
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I want to feel that happiness and ease I felt when I was a child again. Adulthood is stressful and difficult. Every new day comes with a new worry and a different reason to be afraid. I want to feel that genuine joy and enjoy living my life with little or no fear. If you feel the same way and desire to experience that feeling again, then Your Miraculous Child Within by Xavier Rossini is your best bet to be rejuvenated.
The book commences with how a man named Seeker and Gabriel met on a train ride. They exchanged greetings and began talking. Gabriel works for his father and is in the children's service. Seeker was happy to have someone like Gabriel on the train to keep him company, and they began a conversation. Their conversation is the basis of the book, as Gabriel shares with Seeker different attributes of children that make them live a stress-free, enjoyable life. He also explains why we must live like them to have a pleasant time here on Earth and be likewise fit for the great beyond (Heaven).
If there is anything I am most grateful for, it is how the author wrote the book in a discussion style. The discussion was easy to follow, and we later learned that Seeker is a figurative name for the book reader. I like how the author separated God from man's created religion and how he explained all these attributes using relatable examples and quotes. At the beginning of each chapter, the author gives a detailed definition of the attribute, uses a quotation that matches it, and explains how children express this attribute. Also, at the end of each chapter, there are self-discovery questions to be answered. Another good thing about the book is how the author encourages the readers to act as children do and how it takes 30 days to drop and pick up a new habit.
I also like how the author used the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden to explain the book's second part. It hit me when the author divided life into two parts: "time" and "choices." I am grateful to have come into contact with this book and had the opportunity to read it.
The only thing I dislike about the book is that it contains a lot of typos and errors. I believe a 55-page book shouldn't have that many errors, so I give it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars because of this dislike.
Although the author used Jesus' description of children and some biblical references to write this book, it is beneficial to people of all faiths if they can read open-mindedly. I recommend this book to open-minded readers who want to awaken the child in them. Also, teachers, Christians, counsellors, speakers, and leaders would be blessed to read this book, thereby becoming a blessing to others.
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Your Miraculous Child Within
View: on Bookshelves