Books I enjoyed - that changed my life
First Book that changed my life thoroughly - "J. Krishnamurti: A Biography"
by Pupul Jayakar,
Penguin Books
I was going through a phase, where I was uncomfortable with my own life and not been able to do something about it. Out of curiosity I borrowed the book from Library and started reading the same. As I progressed reading the book I felt as if some one punched me in the middle of a crowd. After reading the book, I started spending time on thinking about myself. Which brought out lots of change in me. I left the job I was doing to pursue what I really enjoy.
This book though deals with the life of Jiddu Kirshnamurti, the philosopher, this also gives the philosophical outline of JK in various aspects. Which really changed my life.
First Book that changed my life thoroughly - "J. Krishnamurti: A Biography"
by Pupul Jayakar,
Penguin Books
I was going through a phase, where I was uncomfortable with my own life and not been able to do something about it. Out of curiosity I borrowed the book from Library and started reading the same. As I progressed reading the book I felt as if some one punched me in the middle of a crowd. After reading the book, I started spending time on thinking about myself. Which brought out lots of change in me. I left the job I was doing to pursue what I really enjoy.
This book though deals with the life of Jiddu Kirshnamurti, the philosopher, this also gives the philosophical outline of JK in various aspects. Which really changed my life.
2 comments:
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Glad to see you choose a topic related to books as the theme for the first post! Since, I haven't read the book (that you've mentioned) as yet, I therefore cannot comment on it in particular. As for the issue of 'feeling useless': like you, I too have undergone the same phase where I literally felt that I was good for nothing. But I changed, started exploring myself, probing in deep to find out where exactly my interests lie, what are my strengths and weaknesses; and here I am today, pursuing a course that suits my interests and doing things that I love. I would personally look upon that particular phase as something that delved into my inward nature to do something useful in life.
Cheers to life Sir! :D
Thank you Suhasini
I am glad to start my own blog, which I wanted to do, hope my blog makes readers enjoy my write up and explore the unexplored life.
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