Review of In It Together
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Review of In It Together
[Following is a volunteer review of "In It Together" by Eckhart Aurelius Hughes.]
Have you ever thought about whether you are good or evil? Or is it the world that you live in against you? In the book In It Together: The Beautiful Struggle to Uniting Us All by Scott Hughes talks about the struggles most people suffer but no one talks about. There is a time in every person, when you feel alone and struggling but do not stop to think about what could have happened if you could reset and think differently. This book has really good questions that can help people change their perspective. Even though it is a non-fictional self-help book that can answer some questions about ourselves, this book is not classified into something specific, it digs deep into human nature and some fascinating truths.
First of all, I want to talk about the power this book possesses. Meanwhile, it can look like the book talks about the world and people, it focuses on you. For everyone who is trying to figure out parts of themselves and does not know where to look, this can be a great begging. It contains powerful quotes like "Accept and love the dark side of life too", at first I didn’t understand what that meant but as I kept on reading I understood. To live your life to the fullest you have to love the light and the dark. The good and the bad. Life is everything or nothing.
Another incredible and profound quote in this book is; "This book seeks to warm, without burning." Let me explain. Some of the themes in this book are spirituality, self-love, and philosophy. This means it is not a religious book or another specific science. It is not meant to get people angry or make you change all your beliefs. It is about seeing a different point of view than we are used to. At first, it is confusing and talked about different topics about spirituality, but there wasn’t anything difficult to understand.
In addition, this is the kind of book everyone should read. It is well written. I did not find any grammatical errors while reading. I give it 4 out of 4 stars. I really enjoy reading this book. If you are thinking of starting this book I recommend a physical book so you can take notes and highlight important things you believe can help you in the future and practice.
In conclusion, this is an excellent book about self-love and philosophy. I recommend this book to those who do not know how they are feeling, are open to enjoying this journey about the meaning of life and are willing to explore more about themselves with deep questions about life.
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In It Together
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Have you ever thought about whether you are good or evil? Or is it the world that you live in against you? In the book In It Together: The Beautiful Struggle to Uniting Us All by Scott Hughes talks about the struggles most people suffer but no one talks about. There is a time in every person, when you feel alone and struggling but do not stop to think about what could have happened if you could reset and think differently. This book has really good questions that can help people change their perspective. Even though it is a non-fictional self-help book that can answer some questions about ourselves, this book is not classified into something specific, it digs deep into human nature and some fascinating truths.
First of all, I want to talk about the power this book possesses. Meanwhile, it can look like the book talks about the world and people, it focuses on you. For everyone who is trying to figure out parts of themselves and does not know where to look, this can be a great begging. It contains powerful quotes like "Accept and love the dark side of life too", at first I didn’t understand what that meant but as I kept on reading I understood. To live your life to the fullest you have to love the light and the dark. The good and the bad. Life is everything or nothing.
Another incredible and profound quote in this book is; "This book seeks to warm, without burning." Let me explain. Some of the themes in this book are spirituality, self-love, and philosophy. This means it is not a religious book or another specific science. It is not meant to get people angry or make you change all your beliefs. It is about seeing a different point of view than we are used to. At first, it is confusing and talked about different topics about spirituality, but there wasn’t anything difficult to understand.
In addition, this is the kind of book everyone should read. It is well written. I did not find any grammatical errors while reading. I give it 4 out of 4 stars. I really enjoy reading this book. If you are thinking of starting this book I recommend a physical book so you can take notes and highlight important things you believe can help you in the future and practice.
In conclusion, this is an excellent book about self-love and philosophy. I recommend this book to those who do not know how they are feeling, are open to enjoying this journey about the meaning of life and are willing to explore more about themselves with deep questions about life.
******
In It Together
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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