Useful practical advice. Not the ultimate solution., February 4, 2006 By Varun Rai (Stanford, CA.) - See all my reviews This review is from: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People (Paperback)
Steven has put forwards some lasting principles which if well imbibed, will lead to a much better and satisfied life. I would like to point out though that ALL his ideas are a degenerated form of deeper true spiritual writings of the Hindu Vedas. I read 7 habbits first, and several years later I read the teachings of the Vedas. And with every passing page of the Vedas I was more and more convinced how Steven has moulded these teachings to a material form which the ordinary man, that he has become today, can grasp. The advice is good and help one improve: the principles are the DHARMAS of social life. They are the first step towards the Ultimate...but definitely not the solution. If you want to know and live the Truth, I suggest: "Essays on the Gita" by Sri Aurobindo. It is timeless, in the truest sense.
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Three Humboldt State Yoga instructors bring peace of mind to students
Emily Buckley Issue date: 2/20/08 Section: Campus
He often reads poetry or peaceful literature to try and help students relax during Sava Sana, the end meditation pose. To sum up his belief, he quotes the great Sri Aurobindo: "All life is yoga." He believes this quote says that yoga takes life out of a narrow focus and helps us focus on the beauty of the present moments before us. Continued...
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read Essays on the Gita by Sri Aurobindo.....absolutely mesmerizing account and explanation of the Gita in English....will help you find answers! ...
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