The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

Rajendra V. Nargundkar

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The book is quite a rage among worldwide readers. Its claim to fame is a straightforward path to self realization. Somewhat akin to the quick fix books of different types, this one seeks to demystify the ways of the mystics. It makes a very good attempt to combine advice on abstract ideas like happiness with that on practical things like time management. In fact, anyone can benefit from this pocketbook of philosophy.

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