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Review: Real secrets of life by Krishna Jagannath
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By: Moureen Karanu
The real secrets of life is a nonfiction novel written by Krishna Jagannath. In accordance to the novel title, it's all about real mysteries of life on health, spirituality, healing and positive thinking. The author starts by giving a detailed introduction of the novel. The author has divided the book into the various chapter where each chapter has a different topic, and at the end of each section, he gives a summary. The book targets everyone in the world, and the author tries to bring change among the society using the book.
I find the book incredible the first chapter is about the spirituality. In spirituality the author has outlined there are five basics truth of life that’s God, soul, material nature, time and Karma. He indicates that God is a supreme being and is referred with different names according to various faiths. That God is the creator of religion and people should learn how to grow spiritually. On this subtopic, the author states his real-life experience where he said to have visited temple and churches and experienced spiritual encounters. As a fiction story, the author says various religious beliefs like Hindus slaughtering of cows which are forbidden. In the part of the soul, the author states that we are just divine beings. He further explains his point by giving an example that when one dies people cry that their loved one has left them yet the body is still there. The author explains that the reason for our suffering is the lack of self-knowledge about our identity and we continue to react towards everything. In material nature, the author argues that there is a need for people to realize that there are divine beings, not the body and avoid being just associated with material things of the world. In subtopic external time the authors say people need to be fully aware of their divinity and actual Identity that way we will be able to understand all dimension of time as time is eternal. The author explains karma as there is an equal and opposite reaction as far as there is an action. Krishna further explains that karma is not a punishment as people think but its usually the divine fulfillment of our desires. So everyone is accountable for his or her experiences. He further argues that we can stop Karma by changing our desires from what we want to what God wants. Also in the chapter, the author explains what intuition, tolerance versus respect and recantation is.
In the second chapter, Krishna gives details of different life values. He first explains that everything in the world is linked. The author describes that children are very eager to learn so people should teach children right values as they grow up which I agree with him. In the chapter, he explains what humility, gratitude, responsibility, and respect is and how they are an essential aspect of human nature. He further explains the five human value of life that’s: love, Truth, Righteousness, peace, Nonviolence. He also tells what’s charity is but he clearly states its not exactly a value, but it helps one develop values. The author says the need to not only tithe but also to give to the poor and without expecting any rewards.
In the third chapter, the author writes about the health secret an Ayurvedic lifestyle. He starts by explaining Ayurveda as a science of life and its applicable by everyone in life. The author further explains that although modern medicine is useful, they only contain an illness, but it does not get into the so real root problem. He further gives a various example to support his arguments. He also argues that it is not normal to get sick and we are meant to live a healthy life. The author states that the diseases we get mainly as a result of the food we eat as well as other factors such as our environment, stress and our emotions. Krishna also gives a general guideline of what to eat and how to take care of our body by doing various movements and getting enough sleep. He concludes the chapter by reminding people that lack of disease it's not a reflection of a good life.
In chapter four the author explains his belief system and past life experience. He states about his background and how he was overprotected as he was the youngest son. He also says how he was always interested in positivity, spirituality, mysticism, and magic. He further explains how his father took part in growing him spiritually. In this chapter, the author clearly describes the important of being positive and the important of attending mind power, Om healing, and Atma Kriya course. He also emphasizes the importance of believing in one's self.
In chapter five he writes about our Aura and other healing modalities. He starts by explaining various Aura layers with a diagram. The author gives more details on karma and illustrates how human deeds, thoughts, and words are related to karma. He also explains about palmistry and how he become a palm reader and importance of giving affirmative guidelines after reading someone’s palm. He also provides details of Pranayama and Vaastu tips.
In chapter six the author talks about relationship and parenting of the next generation. He starts the chapter by explaining the need of having a healthy relationship with a person you intend to marry. The author further outline key points to be noted for a healthy relationship. The author also explains the need to observe the best time for one to conceive. About parenting, he emphasizes the need to eat a proper diet while pregnant and leading an excellent example for your children. Also the need to show love to your children and bringing them up in a fearlessness, righteousness, confidence, integrity manner and disciplining them.
In chapter seven the author discusses higher spiritual techniques to incorporate in one's life. The author starts by explaining Babaji. He gives a life history concerning Babaji. The chapter is detailed more about the need for spiritual teachers in our life’s to strengthen our faith. The author also explains whats Kriya. Also according to the writer, Babaji is on earth guiding people on the right spiritual path regardless of one's religion.
In the eighth chapter, it is all about the message of the living master, Lord Shiva, and Babaji. The author starts by stating how people can develop humility and awaken love within us. He further explains various biblical verses. The author then gives an outline and discusses multiple messages of Babaji and Lord Shiva. In the ninth chapter which it’s the last chapter, the Author provides a summary of real secrets of life.
The book it's all about the real secret of life as the author names it. It gives detail and explains various ways in which a person can live a good and smooth life without suffering. It also offers and explains some of the causes of human pain and the need to understand our selves to avoid pain. It also provides a details practices we are required to perform to prevent some life difficulties. The author briefly emphasizes human being spiritual being.
I enjoyed reading the book.The author has divided the book into various chapters which are well structured, and each section has a different topic. The way the author links the topics with each other, it's incredible, and it gives it a good flow. The author also uses a clear and straightforward language. For the words with difficult meaning at the end of the book, the author provides meaning of each word which is very recommendable. Apart from the excellent structure of the book the message in the book its real life changing I can now feel like a new being. I recommend one to read the book, and you will enjoy it. I rate it 4 out of 4 stars.
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