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I Am Another You: A Journey to Powerful Breakthroughs by Priya Kumar, Namrata Chattaraj
5.0
Everyone has a purpose in life, and when it's time, you will discover it. Through the pages of 'I Am Another You', Priya Kumar takes us along on a spiritual journey of self-realisation, of understanding our true selves. When life has beaten down her spirit, she takes on a journey to the Netherlands to discover spirituality through the rituals of the Shamans. But the path of spirituality doesn't come easy. Will she get what she desires?
This motivational non-fiction opened a new world to me. I have always believed that I'm drawn to books at a time I need them the most, and this was one such book. It wasn't a normal self-help, do-this-do-that kind of book. This book truly made us walk the path with the author. Through her words, I undertook the journey. The rituals seemed old but true. Sometimes bizarre but so meaningful. Each chapter had a lesson to it, each ritual had a significance. If anything I'm thankful I read it. The writing is crisp and lucid. I felt myself getting emotional at certain points. One might question why to go to the Netherlands when we live in the land of spirituality, India; but maybe everyone leads their own paths.
I have no complaints about this book. It served its purpose. It taught me spirituality, the need for positivity and to enjoy the flow of life.
I truly recommend this book. Go with the flow. Even if you do not believe in whatever the author said, you can get a lot from the lessons imparted. It had a fictional touch to it which made it super interesting.
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This motivational non-fiction opened a new world to me. I have always believed that I'm drawn to books at a time I need them the most, and this was one such book. It wasn't a normal self-help, do-this-do-that kind of book. This book truly made us walk the path with the author. Through her words, I undertook the journey. The rituals seemed old but true. Sometimes bizarre but so meaningful. Each chapter had a lesson to it, each ritual had a significance. If anything I'm thankful I read it. The writing is crisp and lucid. I felt myself getting emotional at certain points. One might question why to go to the Netherlands when we live in the land of spirituality, India; but maybe everyone leads their own paths.
I have no complaints about this book. It served its purpose. It taught me spirituality, the need for positivity and to enjoy the flow of life.
I truly recommend this book. Go with the flow. Even if you do not believe in whatever the author said, you can get a lot from the lessons imparted. It had a fictional touch to it which made it super interesting.
For more such detailed reviews, check out my bookstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mystic_tales_tintin/