Book Review: What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh
What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh is a short yet powerful nonfiction book that contains valuable lessons from Bhagavad Gita. Then narrated and explained in simple language, this book has real life scenarios to help readers understand how to be a better, more productive, and happier versions of themselves. So, read the publication history, genre, book summary, favourite book quotes and book review of What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh in this post below.
About What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh:
No. of Pages: 51
Publication Date: May 17th 2020
Genre: Nonfiction, Self-Help, Indie Author, Bhagavad Gita, Theology, Indian Mythology
Age Group: 12 and Above
Buy From: AMAZON
What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh Book Review:
What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh is a short yet powerful nonfiction book that contains valuable lessons from Bhagavad Gita.
Bhagavad Gita is the famous life-changing dialogue between Lord Krishna and the Pandava Prince, Arjuna before the war of Mahabharat. So, in this book of “Universal Law”, Lord Krishna alleviates Arjuna’s dilemma, fears and confusion. So, written in Sanskrit verses, this Hindu scripture is full of evergreen advice about living a full life and happiness.
"The Bhagavad Gita shows us the path to peace and happiness." – #BookQuote What…Why…How To Do: #KarmaYoga Simplified by @ranjansinghdeo & #BookReview on #njkinnysblog #IARTG Share on XThe Bhagavad Gita shows us the path to peace and happiness.”
Quote from What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh
The Bhagavad Gita is a dialogue…
Quote from What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh
The Discourse that followed is a dharma granth (book of religion), a pramana granth (book of authoritative source), an adhyatmik gyana granth (book of spiritual knowledge) and a bhautik gyana granth (book of secular knowledge) rolled into one. Since it projects the universal truth and not some topical issues, it assumes relevance for all ages, castes, creeds, nationalities, religions and genders while transcending all periods.”
What I liked about this book:
Also narrated and explained in simple language, this book has real life scenarios along with stories and famous quotes from leaders of all fields to help readers understand how to be a better, more productive, and happier versions of themselves.
So, what I liked best about this book is the frank, relatable and non-preachy way the author has written this book. Then he correlates the age old advice to the present day scenarios, shares the meaning of mythological stories. And the reasons behind the actions of mythological figures that, not too clear at first, hold deeper meanings. So, through this book, I got clarity on so many things and felt my mind soothed and energised.
We are as happy as we believe ourselves to be! Our happiness depends on us and us alone!”
Quote from What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh
With the present Covid situation causing anxiety, fear, and depression, this book is best to get a calm, peaceful, and motivating outlook. Also suitable for all age groups, and full of quotable quotes, I loved reading What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by Ranjan Kumar Singh and thus, give it 5 out of 5 super shiny stars. So, concise, fluid, and inspiring, this book will leave an indelible mark on your mind and heart, and have to coming back again and again to read it!
So, Njkinny recommends it heartily. Go read it, and buy it to gift to your loved ones. Because this is one of those books that is a must-have on all book shelves!
Buy From:
A powerful and simplified guide to #karmayoga, Read #BookReview: What…Why…How To Do: Karma Yoga Simplified by @ranjansinghdeo and go buy this #mustread #nonfiction now! #IARTG #NjkinnysBlog #NjkinnyRecommends #BookRecommendation Share on XYou will also love reading:
- A Thousand Seeds of Joy: Teachings of Lakshmi and Saraswati by Ananda Karunesh (Ascended Goddesses Series Book 1) Review
- Book Review: 7 Simple Rules: How to Live Peacefully Despite Everything Else by Sam Sadar
- 8 Best “The Alchemist” Quotes by Paulo Coelho that are to live by!
- Book Review: Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
This post contains affiliate links. Any purchases you make using these links earn me a small commission without costing you anything. So, reward my efforts and help me in the upkeep costs of this blog. Read more here. Please shop using these links. Thanks!
Share this post on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest. Use hashtags #BookReviewByNjkinny , #NjkinnyRecommends and #NjkinnysBlog
