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Renée Paule
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| ISBN: | 2954681179 (ISBN13: 9782954681177) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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A straight from the shoulder look at life in which I ask some awkward questions; such as, ‘Who am I?’, ‘Where did I come from?’, ‘What am I doing here?’ and ‘Why do we resist change?’ If at this point you’re tempted to flick through this book looking for the answers, save yourself the trouble - you won’t find any. This isn’t a book of answers - it’s a book of self-reflective questions that have fascinated me all of my life. Reflecting on them has given new meaning and purpose to my life and changed not only the way I see the world, but the way I see you too. When we change our mind … we also change our world.Itemize Epithetical Books On the Other Hand: The Little Anthology of Big Questions
| Title | : | On the Other Hand: The Little Anthology of Big Questions |
| Author | : | Renée Paule |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Small Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 308 pages |
| Published | : | August 2019 by RPG Publishing (first published November 6th 2013) |
| Categories | : | Philosophy. Nonfiction. Self Help. Inspirational. Spirituality |
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Ratings: 4.52 From 73 Users | 27 ReviewsAssess Epithetical Books On the Other Hand: The Little Anthology of Big Questions
First of all, I must declare an interest in this book as I know the author very well and I edited the book for her. I have not and will not be paid for my services in any way. This book stands on its own merit and needs no props or bias. It is from this standpoint that I am pleased to write my review.*****If you are looking for answers to the questions in this book you will be disappointed; there are no `answer pages' at the back. Rather, the author invites you to think about life by takingI read this book a few years ago and came across it again recently and decided to re-read it. And enjoyed it as much as the first one I'd read, and found it to have been ahead of the curve on the subjects that seem to be the focus of some publishing houses. The big questions - who am I, why am I here, how do we think and why does it matter that we think for OURSELVES. I don't always see Renee's point of view but that's exactly what she aims for - to prod you to think for yourself, face yourself,
'On the other hand' is a book unlike most I have read for a long time. In the Socratic tradition of asking questions, this book is sort of a series of questions to ask yourself to understand your true self. At the face of it, the book may seem like a difficult read as the relentless and unending series of questions and no obvious answers seems to be coming from the author herself. The questions also zoom in and zoom out in a bit of unstructured way.But what is most remarkable for me about this
I'm sorry but I could not finish this book. I am thankful to the author and GoodReads for the giveaway but it made me dreadful depressed and I just found it pointless. I ended up in a reading slump that has been lasting for several months now so I have officially given up on it.Thank you again for the opportunity. I am sure other folks will find it thought provoking but it's just not for me.
'Self-reflection', 'Know Thyself' and 'Semi-autobiography''Top of the morning' from Ireland.Many years ago I wrote my autobiography - probably more as therapy than anything else - but life continued happening to me and I got to thinking, what good will this story do, isnt there enough misery in the world without me adding to it? I subsequently burnt the manuscript. It was around that time that I
Exploring difficult concepts in a simple way can be a hard task. But this book puts things simply and clearly. Easy to understand, yet interesting, this book made me think about my life. It challenges 'conditioned' perceptions and encourages you to question your own reason for existence; not always easy to face. Every chapter explores significant life topics about things we prefer not to think about. I keep slipping back and Im going to read it again. Love it.
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