Book Review: Reflections by Swami Vivekananda
He has categorized the book in parts like work, love, psychology and knowledge. One of my favorite parts about the book was how Sam Vehanand gave the details about Indian mythology and ethics. That has been applaudably discussed and in a very precise manner, which amazes me with the same intensity every time I read about it. The subparts in the book blend into each other perfectly. The book goes into the depth of life and gives you a significant meaning. Forget about all the fancy foreign authors
Charvi Dhiran
@charvi24 · 2:49
Hi, Arukshita. This is Chardwick here. And, you know, the very first thing that I noticed about the book that you're talking about is its title. I feel like a title says a lot about a book. Being a book reader myself from when I was five, I have loved, loved reading books, okay? And believe it or not, people say don't judge a book by its cover. I don't judge it by its cover. Judge it by its title