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 Experience the joy of life April 12, 2008
Mr. T. Downes (Yorkshire, UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It's a co-incide-ence that 'seven' years into my career as a success coach I came across this, the wisest book that I have ever read.
Normally when a book says you will want to read it again and again you take that comment with a pinch of salt.
I read the original book three times, then the handbook and now I continually play the wonderful CD and DVD. With every experience a new learning flows through me.
Those studying the likes of the secret law of attraction, the four agreements and the power of now, should read this book to find an even more moving, powerful and yet practical way to live a life of joy, love and inner peace.
At the end of my seven step (another synchronistic co-incide-ence) success transformation programme I leave all my new clients in the capable hands and wise mind of Deepak and his life changing seven laws.
Tim
The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success November 16, 2007
Dr. Tami Brady (Calgary, Canada)
The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success is a labelled as one hour of wisdom, a pocketbook guide to fulfilling your dreams. It is written by world-renowned author, Deepak Chopra. This little book may be small but it is filled with a lot of good common sense wisdom.
The work is divided into seven section, one chapter for each of the seven spiritual laws of success: The Law of Pure Potentiality, The Law of Giving and Receiving, The Law of Karma, The Law of Least Effort, The Law of Intention and Desire, The Law of Detachment, and The Law of Dharma. For those who have read other works by the author or who have begun their own spiritual journey, the concepts set out in this book are not ground-breaking. In fact, many are quite familiar. This is not surprising as Chopra's work has laid the groundwork for theoretical and practical work in these fields of study in the western world.
Nonetheless, The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success is a handy little reference. It fits nicely in a purse or a backpack so it can easily serve as a handy little reminder when needed.
 practical approach to confusing spiritual practice November 4, 2007
P. Rao (US)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I find it interesting in his approach of daily spiritual activities, which are nicely mixed with ancient indian spiritual wisdom and current scientific findings. I kept remainders in my calendars. Many times, I forget them to be rescued by these remainders . for example he talks of accepting the uncertainty of our best intended actions. This daily remainder he mentions makes me calm down in the daily battle of life of survival. Great book
The one book June 6, 2007
N. Marik (London)
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
If there is one, simple, short book that one can read to change his/ her life, it is this. However one needs to read it slowly, with careful absorption, and with considered reflection to relate its contents to one's own life. It offers an immense level of comfort because it proves how simplicity, ease, joy, abundance and fulfilment can co-exist in a non zero-sum paradigm
 Don't buy the Excel Books edition April 4, 2007
Kevin Woodcock (Fife, Scotland)
6 out of 15 found this review helpful
The mark is purely for the Excel edition of the book, the words may be the same but the binding is terrible and the paper is very poor quality too. This turns a book you may have treasured into one you'll hardly want to flick through. Do yourself a favour and spend a couple of pounds more for the original version (I would imagine the paperback is even better quality than this hardback version.
I've not read the book yet, think I'll return for a decent copy first!
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