Jul 07, 2006 04:19 PM
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(Updated Jul 07, 2006 04:56 PM)
Robin has done a great job by combining the most essential or most vital points of instruction (on ‘How to live a good life’) from the Hindu, Buddhist and even some other religious guidelines. His unique way of story telling and rolling the instruction sheet for improving the reader’s quality as a human being, demands praise.
In this era of multitasking and job-demanding-more-and-more-out-of-you- every-next-day situation, Robin’s book has been a mirror that makes the reader see his / her own forgotten face at a glance. If you want to live a life healthily, rationally and contentedly, this book is one of the best guides for the beginners. At least it initiates the process of paradigm shift.
Modern world is blindly running towards no destination. The quality of living standards have improved apparently, however, the liveliness has leaped off from life. Human greed for more and more materialistic achievements has derailed almost all the civilized races in today’s world, wherein Robin presents an optional caution billboard.
The book has been a conveyor for the age-old wisdom to the modern generation. In a small file, it has focused on all the aspects of healthy way of living. It raises the question –If I am not here to enjoy the things then why to accumulate more and more materialistic objects and fast poisoning myself? Robin has brought out the real meaning and shown how life is supposed to be. At places, he has drawn faint sketches, readers are at liberty to thicken those thin lines in their lives.
P. K. Chatterjee
(Journalist, Writer & Reviewer)
