Happiness

The Only True Prosperity

De: Osho

Narrado por: Stacia Keogh

“Happiness is not an achievement. It is your nature.” —Osho

Happiness is the twelfth title in the Osho bestselling Insights for a New Way of Living series, and the first new title in the series since 2017.

The popular Insights for a New Way of Living challenges listeners to examine and break free of the conditioned belief systems and the prejudices that limit their capacity to live life in all its richness. The audiobooks shine light on beliefs and attitudes that prevent individuals from being their true selves. The text is an artful mix of compassion and humor, and listeners are encouraged to confront what they would most like to avoid, which in turn provides the key to true insight and power.

A Macmillan Audio production from St. Martin's Essentials.

If you are truly prepared to be happy…

There is so much pure gold in this book. It may challenge some deeply held beliefs and frameworks, but I appreciated the directness and backing up of each statement. Enjoy!

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*A Mixed Bag*
I recently read [Book Title] and had mixed feelings about it. The author raises some valid points about individuality and self-expression, which I appreciated. The writing style is engaging, and the author's passion for the subject matter shines through.

However, I felt that the book was overly focused on Indian, Muslim, and Christian cultures, with repeated comparisons and references. While it's essential to acknowledge and respect diverse perspectives, the constant emphasis on these specific cultures felt forced and exclusionary.

What bothered me more was the author's tendency to disparage other viewpoints and cultures using derogatory language like "rubbish" and "stupid." Such language not only detracts from the author's credibility but also creates a toxic atmosphere.

Despite its flaws, the book does offer some valuable insights into individuality and self-discovery. If you're willing to overlook the problematic aspects, you might find some useful takeaways.

*Rating: 3/5*
Ultimately, I believe the book could have benefited from a more nuanced and respectful approach to exploring complex themes. By doing so, the author could have created a more inclusive and thought-provoking read.