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BOOK REVIEW THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI SUBMITTED TO :- RAJA RATNAM SIR ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SUBMITTED BY :- P. Rajesh 13131A0278 EEE-2
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book review
THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI
SUBMITTED TO :-RAJA RATNAM SIRENGLISH DEPARTMENT
SUBMITTED BY :-
P. Rajesh
13131A0278
EEE-2
Book title: The monk who sold his Ferrari
About the author: Robin Sharma
He was born in 1965 in NEPAL. He holds two law degrees including masters of law. Robin is the founder of Sharma leadership international Inc. He has written 11 international bestsellers. Currently he is a citizen of Canada.
About the book:
This is a wonderful book that teaches us about self-mastery of life.it teaches us art of simple leaving which eventually leads us to great position. It’s a fable, the characters in this book are
1) Julian mantle – a rich lawyer turned into monk
2) John – Julian’s friend & co worker
3) Yogi Raman – a sage of sivana
Julian mantle one of a rich lawyer who had lost interest in his life due to routine mess suffers from a heart attack and then he retires from his profession and goes to Himalayas in search of a life changing odyssey. There he meets sages of sivana and learns so many principles and practises from them. After 3 years he visits his friend john with a completely transformed mind, body like a 30 year old guy. John shocks looking at him. Then he tells him about his experience with sages of sivana and narrates about 7 life changing virtues. The entire book goes on narrating the 7 virtues along with the various techniques and examples relating with them. They are
1) Master your mind – control your thoughts
2) Follow your purpose – set goals in your life and try to achieve it
3) Practise kaizen – nurture your mind daily i.e. daily assessment
4) Live with discipline – never give up
5) Respect your time – time is the most precious thing
6) Selflessly serve others – respecting others
7) Embrace the present – forget about the past
In my view these are excellent techniques to master our life. But practising these techniques is not that much easy because I tried still trying. Coming to the language used in this book its moderate. There are some new words too in which I ever heard.
