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A review by bookschharming
The Blue Moon Day: Five Men's Magical Discovery enroute Life by Santhosh Sivaraj
4.0
The Blue moon day is the author's debut book. It's a story about five different individuals Abi, Deepak, Vivi, Sankaran, and Prabha. They were lost in their lives. Each individual has own story and struggles. Abi wants a good job. Deepak wants his love Priya. Vivi is hanging between job and family. Sankaran who is living in an old age home wants his family. Prabha wants to live a healthy life. They all go through a dark face in their life until a ray of hope comes and change their lives completely.
The author describes each of their story in separate sections. Each story is divergent than others but the teaching and end are the same. We all know that one person who brings positivity in our life. In this story, an old man helps these five people to achieve their happiness. He gives purpose to living. He is kind of Santa Claus who knows what you want and what is stopping you from finding it. One can easily connect with characters.
I really like the concept of Zero mind theory. In this theory, a person can do all the work which he/she didn't do in ages without giving any single thought. I applied this theory to my life and I must say I am very impressed by the results.
"There is no way to happiness. Happiness is the way."
The author's writing is simple and easily understandable. There are a few errors in the book. He did a good job but still, there is a long way to go. The author said - "Just as writing fast is a talent, Reading slowly is also a virtue. I would recommend that you read this book slowly, to gain the most from the experience." But it's a quick read. I complete this book in 2 days. So it's your choice you want to read it slow or fast but it's a must-read. It does not extend unwantedly and good for newcomers too.
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The author describes each of their story in separate sections. Each story is divergent than others but the teaching and end are the same. We all know that one person who brings positivity in our life. In this story, an old man helps these five people to achieve their happiness. He gives purpose to living. He is kind of Santa Claus who knows what you want and what is stopping you from finding it. One can easily connect with characters.
I really like the concept of Zero mind theory. In this theory, a person can do all the work which he/she didn't do in ages without giving any single thought. I applied this theory to my life and I must say I am very impressed by the results.
"There is no way to happiness. Happiness is the way."
The author's writing is simple and easily understandable. There are a few errors in the book. He did a good job but still, there is a long way to go. The author said - "Just as writing fast is a talent, Reading slowly is also a virtue. I would recommend that you read this book slowly, to gain the most from the experience." But it's a quick read. I complete this book in 2 days. So it's your choice you want to read it slow or fast but it's a must-read. It does not extend unwantedly and good for newcomers too.
Read more here - https://www.bookscharming.com