Review: Life After Life of Continual Strife
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 15, 2013
I rated this eBook as 4-Star, since Sri Vishwanath used the novel aspect of this story to educate the reader by first drawing his protagonist into a possibly identifiable situation the reader might at least imagine having to deal with given the circumstances --and, whether or not said reader would opt to make the same or even similar choices given the same opportunities, the education provided(read forced) a western reader to learn through his/her own choices made out of identifying somewhat with the main character. So, then, through considering mistakes made in some worrisome situations described he teaches the reader that what first appears to be exactly the right thing to do, the reader is shown s/he should first have considered that there seemingly are always unknown consequences lying in wait for his/her even innocent carelessness. Even some of the best choices require the experiencing of disappointment/or fearful regret for the less favorable choices made.  I was totally ignorant of the complexity of this process and of the heart-rending judgments this actually demanded of 'our hero'.  I hope now I can retain some of the wisdom these lessons provided.