“Wisdom” by Arun Mago, a collection of insightful essays
“Wisdom” by Arun Mago is a collection of insightful essays, close-packed with little anecdotes of wisdom. It is worth mentioning that not a single chapter carries the tone of the previous ones though every single message must be engraved in individual minds to worship and follow.
You can take it as a little book of prayer, navigating our everyday life for better health, better lifestyle, and better performance in life. Glad to add that the narrative style is not preachy, but interesting and enjoyable. The author has created a wider scope for us within a very short area.
Lack of money and hard time teach one to stay strong and be independent. Avoiding negative people and abstaining from disclosing your goals to others is better. Such aphoristic lines are infused throughout the chapters with supportive explanations to boost your spirit.
The author covers myriads of topics from every sphere of our lives, be it either social, emotional, political, financial, or relationship and friendship related. He shares his own experience and motivates us to find ours. If you want to divulge into the fathomless ocean of wisdom, if you want to find who you really are and what you should do in this earth to be happy, productive, and powerful then Arun Mago’s “Wisdom” is a perfect book for you. And if you are a woman and wish to get introduced with other women who are blazing on the political sky then this book is going to give more than what you have expected. And if you are working hard on your dreams to build a superstructure on your goal then without a second thought pick up this book. Your journey will be short but deserving.
There is nothing I disagree with in this book. It is a wonderful reading on my part. Every piece of wisdom is to be cherished forever. The ingenuity of the author in crafting a well-designed book, punching with pulsating wisdom, and packed with jokes and humour is highly appreciable. I wish to keep a copy of this book with me always. I believe, everyone irrespective of age, should go through this book once in their life. Particularly, I want to recommend this book to the young generation who are far detached from nature and addicted to the stupid prison house of cell phones.
