The Illuminator
by Rajith Rajappan has been a #1 best seller in the philosophy/reference
category at Amazon. I recommend it as an
interesting read for the person who wants to be more focused on the present and
the task at hand. As a person who has
lived over fifty years surrounded by a swarm of ideas buzzing around my head
constantly, this is certainly a discipline I’ve needed to develop more fully.
My favorite chapter is Chapter 5, which opens with a
Theodore Rubin quote: “Happiness does not come from doing easy work, but from
the afterglow of satisfaction that comes after the achievement of a difficult
task that demanded our best.” By remembering times I experienced that
afterglow, I can appreciate the rewards that come from really being present in
whatever I am doing right now.
I received a free review copy of this book for my honest
opinion. The
Illuminator is an affordable investment in your own life. Improve your intuition, self-confidence, and
focus with some basic exercises and principles appropriate for those of any
religious faith.
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