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Jay Shetty， famoso palestrante internacional e apresentador do célebre podcast， On Purpose， cresceu numa família onde era suposto ser médico， advogado ou falhado。 A família estava convencida de que Jay escolhera a terceira opção。 Em vez de participar na cerimónia de licenciatura， decidiu ir para a Índia e tornar-se monge， meditando todos os dias durante várias horas e dedicando a vida a ajudar os outros。 Ao fim de três anos， um dos seus mestres disse-lhe que teria mais impacto no mundo se abandonasse a vida de monge e partilhasse a sua experiência e sabedoria com os outros。
Seriamente endividado e sem competências concretas no currículo， voltou para casa dos pais。 Reencontrou-se com velhos amigos – muitos dos quais ocupavam já cargos em grandes empresas – que estavam a passar por experiências terríveis de stress， pressão e infelicidade。 Foram eles que lhe pediram que os guiasse em direção ao bem-estar e ao mindfulness， na tentativa de encontrarem o seu propósito de vida。
Neste livro profundamente inspirador， Shetty alia a sabedoria milenar à sua experiência no ashram， apresentando conselhos e exercícios que todos podemos usar para ter uma vida menos ansiosa e com mais significado。 O autor prova-nos que toda a gente pode – e deve – pensar como um monge。
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Janina Stephan ，
This book really helped me with sticking to my meditation routine and sparked an interest in spirituality。
reini ，
i came across this book by accident （it's not my usual genre） but i'm glad i did！ i feel like many self-help books tend to be preachy but this one was presented and written well， weaving in mindfulness tips with personal anecdotes and parables the author picked up during his time as a monk。 it's my favorite read of 2021 so far， and i highly recommend - i think anyone can find it useful。 i came across this book by accident （it's not my usual genre） but i'm glad i did！ i feel like many self-help books tend to be preachy but this one was presented and written well， weaving in mindfulness tips with personal anecdotes and parables the author picked up during his time as a monk。 it's my favorite read of 2021 so far， and i highly recommend - i think anyone can find it useful。 。。。more
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Read Download Demons And The Making Of The Monk PDF – PDF DownloadI tested the "monk method" of saving money for 90 days—now I'll never budget the old way againThe Way of the Rose : The Radical Path of the Divine Feminine Hidden in the RosaryThe Lovelorn Ghost and the Magical Monk: Practicing Buddhism in Modern Thailand. By Justin Thomas McDaniel. New York: Columbia University Press, 2011. xiv, 327 pp. $60.00 (cloth)Diane ，
Shetty is not saying anything new。。。。。think like a Mnk is just the basic of all other meditation books or others that write about basic stuff - meditate， breathe， let go。。。。。this book was nothing or different to me。 I had to skip through this book because it is a little on the boring side。。。。been there done that！
Zoe ，
Bleh
George ，
An amazing spiritual journey
Anne Ignatius ，
I have been wanting to read this for ages and I really enjoyed finally reading this book。 There's lots in there to trigger you to pause， self-reflect and do some serious unpacking。 Its a book that I'll come back to numerous times to challenge myself。 The anecdotes， research and quotes referred to throughout the book aren't anything new and have been shared in many other books but didn't affect my reading experience。 I have been wanting to read this for ages and I really enjoyed finally reading this book。 There's lots in there to trigger you to pause， self-reflect and do some serious unpacking。 Its a book that I'll come back to numerous times to challenge myself。 The anecdotes， research and quotes referred to throughout the book aren't anything new and have been shared in many other books but didn't affect my reading experience。 。。。more
Deepu Shibu ，
The author is someone who has become a monk and from there had transformed himself to be this guide and life coach to a lot of people。 He has helped them shape their lives and live a much more fulfilling life。 The thoughts expressed in this book arent new if you have read other books of the same genre。 As always i find it that it is easy to talk about all this and difficult to put them in practice。 Jay does share some methods to put them in practice and some of them are good， like the breathing The author is someone who has become a monk and from there had transformed himself to be this guide and life coach to a lot of people。 He has helped them shape their lives and live a much more fulfilling life。 The thoughts expressed in this book arent new if you have read other books of the same genre。 As always i find it that it is easy to talk about all this and difficult to put them in practice。 Jay does share some methods to put them in practice and some of them are good， like the breathing exercises。 A good read。 It can benefit some people。 。。。more
Vishal Agarwal ，
"Plant a tree under whose shade we do not plan to sit" - Gauranga Das-We Human Beings always try to bring perfectionism in our life。 But when we see that our things aren't going the way we thought or how much work we are doing goes without any rewards， we feel like Life's unfair and we start to doubt our abilities， we complain the situations， people and others which eventually costs our peace and calmness。 But when we monks or those who have renounced everything and are living happily we feel th "Plant a tree under whose shade we do not plan to sit" - Gauranga Das-We Human Beings always try to bring perfectionism in our life。 But when we see that our things aren't going the way we thought or how much work we are doing goes without any rewards， we feel like Life's unfair and we start to doubt our abilities， we complain the situations， people and others which eventually costs our peace and calmness。 But when we monks or those who have renounced everything and are living happily we feel that we should also try to live like them。 But the question always arises of how one does live like the Monks。 That's where Jay Shetty's book， "THINK LIKE A MONK"， comes in the picture。 Jay Shetty who himself was a monk gives us the clear picture of how does a monk live their life and how one can cultivate that thinking in our lives without even we renouncing our day to day activities。 This book is divided into three parts， each part dealing with one aspects of our life and those three parts are1）Let go2）Grow3）Give。 The book has chapters based on how can overcome their ego， their anger， their fears， their anger and insecurities。 Moreover this book gives picture of the situation if a monk was placed in this so and so situation what he/she would have done。 The book also gives ur picture of how one can grow in a relationship， of how one can find purpose， how one can live their lives peacefully， how one can install a routine in their lives and there's one secret in this book which makes Monk different from normal human beings。 Well what's that secret and how one can think like a monk， you should find out be grabbing this book and diving into it。This book is beautifully written without any boring chapters。 The book is written in a simple language even the beginners may start their reading journey with this book。 I have promised one thing with this book that I will be rereading the book time to time so that I may take the wisdom and live my life as Monks do without actually being a monk。 。。。more
Teresa Lourenço ，
Escrito de forma inteligente， dá que pensar
Baivab Dash ，
Mediocre
Miss Murder ，
Love， love， love this book！ So much helpful advice that I will definitely be incorporating into my own life。 Didn't seem like the same old self-help advice。 Love， love， love this book！ So much helpful advice that I will definitely be incorporating into my own life。 Didn't seem like the same old self-help advice。 。。。more
Annette ，
“Becoming a monk is a mindset that anyone can adopt。” Why would anyone want to do that？ To find a peaceful mind “and build lives that brim with purpose and meaning。” You can have a usual life – getting a job， getting married， and maybe having a family。 But there is something deeper。 Thus， the search for something deeper is explored in this book。Interesting – “We experience every emotion with the change of the breath。 When you learn to navigate and manage your breath， you can navigate any situati “Becoming a monk is a mindset that anyone can adopt。” Why would anyone want to do that？ To find a peaceful mind “and build lives that brim with purpose and meaning。” You can have a usual life – getting a job， getting married， and maybe having a family。 But there is something deeper。 Thus， the search for something deeper is explored in this book。Interesting – “We experience every emotion with the change of the breath。 When you learn to navigate and manage your breath， you can navigate any situation in life。”Good point – “…the only thing that stays with you from the moment you’re born until the moment you die is your breath。” That’s why controlling your breath is very important。How do you control it？ Through meditation。 What are the benefits of meditation？ To clear your mind and to make better decisions。-tClearing away distractions， thus to be able to focus on what matters most – finding meaning in life。 The cleansing process includes external influences for example negativity and internal obstacles for example fear。-tGrowth – to “reshape your life so that you can make decisions with intention， purpose， and confidence。”-tGiving – “looking to the world beyond ourselves， expanding and sharing our sense of gratitude， and deepening our relationships。” Thus resulting in “the true joy and surprising benefits of service。”I’ve read many books in this genre and was very excited about this book when I learned about the author and his transformative journey。 I thought that the story would be focused on his life， his journey， and his transformation。 Instead， it turns out to be a pretty technical book at times， which involves subjects that were discussed in many other books。 The part that pertains to the author is the most interesting part。If you haven’t done much reading in this genre， then you may feel differently about this book。 。。。more
Jolita Valeikaite ，
Loved the book！ Highly recommended。
Camilo Angel ，
Key take away: don’t forget to be thankful， meditate， exercise and do something that inspires you every day。 Also， life is meant to serve。 We are here for a while and nothing truly belongs to us。 Our memory will be based on what we give， not what we get。
Marlee T ，
A great reminder of the importance of serving others， and breathe work。
Charles Francis ，
This book is a wonderful journey of self discovery by the author where he learns the teaching and wisdom of monks。 His discovery and growth comes from spending three years as a monk in India。 The book is worth reading as there are nuggets of truth， wisdom， advice， action plans， etc。 Jay's writing is easy to understand， personal， he does not make one feel guilty about their own journey， he shares his own strengths and weakness。 A human touch that we all need as we try to improve our lives。 This book is a wonderful journey of self discovery by the author where he learns the teaching and wisdom of monks。 His discovery and growth comes from spending three years as a monk in India。 The book is worth reading as there are nuggets of truth， wisdom， advice， action plans， etc。 Jay's writing is easy to understand， personal， he does not make one feel guilty about their own journey， he shares his own strengths and weakness。 A human touch that we all need as we try to improve our lives。 。。。more
Shay Freeman ，
I liked the book - though I did breeze through the book it should be a book that is studied。Great information！
Geeky Reader ，
Namaste
Patty Coulthart ，
It took me a while to read。 But it was still a good read。 It had put me in a new mindset of things。
Christina ，
Audiobook- I listened to the audio book and enjoyed it so much that I got the digital version as well。 Another reminder to me how much the different religions of the world have in common。 We often use different words or practices to describe or reach the same goals。 Love it！
Luna Océane ，
DNF （to go back to）。 Stopped at chapter about breath work。
Kim ，
I really recommend this book for those looking to expand your mind， body and soul。 To dig deep within， to find your true， authentic self。
Chantal ，
If you are looking for service to others and purpose， this is the place to start
Tajinder Singh ，
Wise insights from hindu scripture explained very simply with hands on mechanisms to help you to detach and see yourself and your surroundings clearly。 It feels a bit salespitchy at times for a book about thinking like a monk but it makes it also very practical
Megan ，
If you are looking to slow your mind， bring peace and happiness back to your life。 I can’t recommend enough。 It really focuses on slowing down， finding you and getting back to basics。
Michele ，
"Meditation doesn't eliminate distractions， it manages them。" "Meditation doesn't eliminate distractions， it manages them。" 。。。more
Alexandra Mocanu ，
The ideas from the book are well known to everybody that had an interest in this topic of meditation。Unfortunately for me the way it’s written doesn’t encourage me to read more about the topic and in some parts of the book I didn’t read the whole chapter。If you don’t have any idea about medication and you want to start maybe is a good idea， but I don’t recommend it。I didn’t read anything about the author because I didn’t wanted this to change my idea about the book。
Anwar Maricar ，
The main inspiration of this book is : The teacher is a student himself。
Natalie ，
Took a while for me to finish just given my slow reading nature - but WOW。 What a book。 So many beautiful and intriguing wisdom nuggets。 A book I will most likely read again in the future :） Highly recommend！
Mindfully Evie ，
