Review : The new ways of self transformation by Indrabhuwan Kumar

The New ways of self transformation

By Indrabhuwan Kumar

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My Rating 5/5

I gave the book a 5 out of 5 Rockstar rating.


In attempting to give myself a refresher on The new ways of self transformation by leafing through the book, I easily let myself get sucked back into reading the whole book…for a second time.

Why was it so easy? It’s the book! It’s ALL GOOD! That (repeat) experience reinforced for me why I keep it in my library. I feel the author is genuine in his wish to help us achieve personal fulfillment, with an expectation that it will result in our doing the same for others.

SELF TRANSFORMATION only can be achieved if it is realized and having a call from the soul to achieve that. In the course of human development we follow the call of NEED to achieve everything in our life. Since our infancy to till death we look for our need and follow the hierarchy of NEED development. From our infancy we look for our physiological needs hunger sleep, safety. As we grow this need also grow and changes, we just keep chasing to achieve it and get a gratification. This race of need and our emotional desire never finish until we reach on the higher place of SELF ACTUALIZATION
— Indrabhuwan Kumar, "The New ways of self transformation"

The book is better than I remember. I think the reason for this is that some of the insights are so logical and self-evident that it can influence our thinking without our realizing the source of the change.

This is a book that, if followed even in limited fashion, can be truly transformative. I like to think of it as degrees of increasing commitment, with commitment building one habit at a time, as opposed to an all-or-nothing proposition. That’s why I highly recommend it as a long-term resource, especially given it touches on so many aspects of life that it can easily act as a substitute for more extensive reading.

Amazingly woven like an interesting spell of wisdom.

Highly Recommended!

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