E BOOK REVIEW: LIFE VERSION 2

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NAME: Life Version 2  

AUTHOR: Suhas Inamdar

PUBLISHER: Notion Press

 life version 2 will take you to a spiritual, social and emotional ride which will make you question all the notions of life. A successful business tycoon, happy in every aspect of life, perfect balance of work and family life, has a rear opportunity to prepare for his death predicted in the next 6 months. How do one prepare for a journey to never return? This book takes you to a ride of how you one feels all the  major emotions like, denial, acceptance, preparation of the soul for a never ending journey and test of your belief.  

While reading this book all my theories of life and death are reviewed, revised, modified and updated. This book describes in minute details how a person lives his life after knowing his date of death, and Importance of analyzing how our trusted person, can hold grudge against us. The book describes the spiritual content of various religion and gives readers a brief comparison of how the journey of soul and afterlife of different religions focusing on diversity of Indian Culture. along various stages of the book readers are enlightened with different spiritual and moral theories and stories of different cultures of India. Its like a family show, suitable read for all age group, a peak into the feeling of elders and struggles they face.

 Even though this book have very good spiritual lessons one can read, its one of those books where you have to struggle to reach the good stuff. one has to go thorough some pages which describes menial day to day doing the lead characters, which could compel one to quit, however if one sits through just few pages, one can discover gems. 

I would definitely recommend this book to all deep thinkers and spiritual souls out there. 😊

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