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That Is How I Became A SANYASI




In the quest of being ahead, achieving more and getting motivated to dream and will for being successful our - morden generation's mind has become a web of thoughts! It couldn't actually convince us to believe when to stop, what is enough,which things needs our attention most and what we actually need more in our lives.

That is how I became a SANYASI - when taking a first look the prediction of book being philosophical read is very obvious but this book is something way more than one can expect it to be.

The book talks about two very ambitious and meterialistic beliveres who's lives were very different but the way of living and believing bring them together at a point of life - Diksha & Gautam.

Diksha being a dreamer was always working toward achieving her own set milestones. The consequences of her being engrossed in seeking perfection and success were realised when she lost her father.

The other side, considering money root of happiness Gautam was too busy in making money that he forgot about the family's need. One fine day when his wife filled divorce reality dawn to him.

In the journey of finding peace Gautam and Diksha stumbled to each other at Rishikesh! Pick up the book to read further.

The concept author has picked to pen down is really simple yet ignored. We hardly talk about indifferences we're facing openly. The charechters of this book is much relatable to anyone who picks it up. The cover is beautifully designed though it presents only one protagonist while the story is focused much on the female one but the cover is still catchy and soothing.

Charechters and story growth is wonderfully presented. Persistence language is used and that makes story a center of attraction. It is adorned with detailed narration.

There's a saying - book's are best friends and they teaches good things. This type of book can be considered an agreement that makes us believe the sayings.

Simple yet powerful read.

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