A Thousand Seeds of Joy | Ananda Karunesh | Book Review | Teachings of Lakshmi and Saraswati
A Thousand Seeds of Joy by Ananda Karunesh is the teachings of Lakshmi and Saraswati. This is a book unlike any I have ever read and an experience. So, read the book summary, genre, publication date, book quotes, similar book recommendations, and book review of A Thousand Seeds of Joy by Ananda Karunesh in this post below.
About A Thousand Seeds of Joy by Ananda Karunesh:
No. of Pages: 396
Publication Date: 20 March 2018
Genre: Mysticism, Nonfiction, Hinduism, Spirituality
Series: Ascended Goddesses Book 1
Reading Age: 18 years and above
Can be read as a standalone? YES
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A Thousand Seeds of Joy by Ananda Karunesh Book Summary:
A Thousand Seeds of Joy by Ananda Karunesh is a book unlike any that I have ever read.
A Thousand Seeds of Joy by Ananda Karunesh Book Review:
First Impressions:
At first glance, I was attracted by the cover and title. The blurb is a bit confusing but still I wanted to give this book a try.
Aspects where I maintain a neutral mindset:
Things I liked:
A “matriarchal world” does not mean matrilineal or that one queen shall rule the world. It simply means “a world in which a Mother’s Heart leads all social institutions, corporations, and governments.” All humans-men, women, or transgender-can embody a mother’s heart if they so choose. We are destined for extinction as a human race unless a mother’s heart assumes leadership of the world.”
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Professionally edited:
Beautifully written, this book is professionally edited and I didn’t find any major grammatical errors in the book.
Narration and reading ease:
The writing is fluid and had me engaged throughout. The chapters are planned in such a manner that makes it easy to read this book in parts. I completed one topic of conversation that had been covered in one part of the book. And then could easily take a break to mull over all the insights I had gained without breaking the flow of the dialogue.
Feminism aspects of this book:
I, especially, loved “The Feminine Wisdom of Mahabharata” and was astounded with the revelations. I have read this Hindu epic so many times and watched it on television numerous times but still, when I read this part of the book, it was like I was reading it for the first time. Maybe, this was because I truly understood the various aspects of the scripture for the first time!
The author’s take on balancing the feminine and the masculine sides of society is something readers will relate to.
As humans practice this divine feminine wisdom, it will allow them to experience life with less sorrow and despair, and more love and freedom.”
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Divine incarnations like Sita, Eve, Mary, Radha and Draupadi have always been showcased as women who, despite doing everything expected of them and making sacrifices, have struggled all their lives. Here the author presents them in a positive light and helped me understand their choices better. So, I understood that each choice has a consequence. Hence, they made their choice and then lived the consequences of their choice.
Conclusion:
While this book covers religious, spiritual and feminine topics, it is still a book that brings all religions together. So, I felt united, empowered and awakened after reading it and give A Thousand Seeds of Joy 5 out of 5 stars.
Njkinny recommends this unique and memorable book to everyone. This book tries to unite people and empower them regardless of their religious inclinations. So, the message from this book will benefit everyone.
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This looks so motivating and enticing. I love the cover. Very interesting..
It is indeed an unconventional book. Unlike any that I had ever read. Hope you like it. 🙂