How to be Human

"How to be Human" is the second Hay House Book I've read, and once again, I have to admit that I thoroughly enjoyed it. Savoring its content slowly, I find myself drawn to its wisdom, and I intend to revisit it daily for morning motivation, refreshment, and relaxation.

The book's small chapters are woven with sweet thoughts that make it challenging for me to limit myself to just one or two chapters per day and so, I ended up completing whole book in just few sittings in couple of days. 🤭 Reader problem.

The most commendable aspect of "How to be Human" is its talent for simplifying complex concepts, particularly in the realm of spirituality and life lessons. Having previously struggled to grasp ideas like Karma while reading the Gita and Bhaagwat Puran, I appreciate how this author guides readers through these intricate concepts in a more accessible manner.

The book also provides answers to the daily questions that cross our minds. It effectively transforms our mindset and thinking, which don't allow us to feel happy, fulfilled and successful even after doing & achieving what we desire for.

As the title promises, "How to be Human" delivers on its expectation, offering valuable insights that can resonate with readers, regardless of their religious or spiritual beliefs. It is a book that can be enjoyed and appreciated by both believers and non-believers alike, presenting profound lessons in a digestible format.

In conclusion, "How to be Human" is a captivating and enlightening read that has the potential to transform lives. It is a valuable resource for anyone seeking personal growth and a deeper understanding of life's spiritual aspects.