Review: Fun to read, challenging to implement
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 12, 2013
This Book is fun to read, challenging to implementThere are 11 Chapters to read that include:1. The Mystical Pond2. Entering into a dead man's body3. The Idol speaks4. The village is Ruined5. The March of Time6. The story of Rama and the idea of Devotion7. The story of Krishna and the Idea of Detachment8. The story of Buddha and the idea of Renunciation9. The story of Christ and the Christian Message10. The End of the World11. How the Mystery of the stolen Idol is resolved and the Birth of KalkiOf all the messages in this book I loved the 7th Chapter because I learned much from the story of Krishna and the idea of detachment. This is from Bhagavad-Gita, which means that you are attached to the service but you are detached from the results of the service for your personal enjoyment.For example you will learn that if you have a child that means God gave it to you. You are the secondary father or mother, but God is the primary parent. "Therefore you have a great responsibility to be a father on behalf of Krishna and to raise that child according to His will and not according to your whims". This applies not just to raising a child, but practically all relations in our family life like caring for parents or wife etc. You do not need to be religious to learn, know and understand such lessons in life. If you wish to read more, buy the book today you will really enjoy it!