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2 years back, i read a book called The Monk who Sold His Ferrari. I am not quite a reader but that book was really rejuvenating, it teaches the old Indian way of living which is followed by monks residing on Mount Everest. One can improve upon his lifestyle by way of this book. What is your opinion and what did you learn out of it??
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I read many raving reviews about this book. I haven't read it yet but it is on my list. Maybe I should read it next.
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The title of this book alone sounds interesting and intriguing. Imagine a monk having a ferrari? And selling it? I must look for this book to find out what's going on.
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why did he 'sell' his ferrari? If he is really a monk he should have just given it away right? |
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I haven't read that book actually. Who was the author of this? I guess, it's better to look forward first the book before judging the lesson. |
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The title of this book is very catchy. It sounds like an interesting read. Do you know the author? Quote:
Last edited by senoritas; 08-18-2009 at 08:13 AM. Reason: Double post auto merged |
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My friend told me a jist of the story about the movie but I'm not quite interested with the movie because I am enjoy it more if I was able to read the bI think thereook before it becomes a movie. well if my friend was right in the movie there are several lessons in life that we should try to adopt in order to improve our lives. Is it true?
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