Ideas, Words, Bestsellers
The summary of a nonfiction book conveys the gist of a book. The reason why book summaries are written is to make reading more accessible. People like to read. Unfortunately, life gets in the way. Maybe they don’t have the time. Maybe they let a snowballing confusion stop them from completing the book. Maybe they are broke and don’t have access to a library. They list of maybes would be too long. The point is, a summarized nonfiction book would make reading more accessible. This is precisely what I am going to do.
The world shall feel pain – 世界に痛みを, Sekai ni Itami o. Pain from Naruto: Shippūden utters these words, ushers in unimaginable destruction to Konaha village, and changes my life forever. My teenage head unconsciously encounters the Buddhist philosophy of pain leading to enlightenment. Watching this anime is how I began my lifelong obsession of understanding philosophy. The […]
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I am not going to summarise this book verbatim because I want you to read and experience this book in its entirety. Trust me (and the many uber successful people) who recommend this book wholeheartedly, okay? That said, this blog is a book summary of sorts. If you are someone who doesn’t want to read
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