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Jaclyn's review of
Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress: A Novel byDai Sijie
You don't really enjoy this book while reading it. It's more an instructional book on Meditation. And Meditation is basically just sitting and breathing. The interesting part is the meditation itself and not the reading about it. If you never experienced the power of meditation before, you will find this book very repetitive.
I would have preferred more insights about the work with the patients in stress therapy or more actual exercises. The book has no clear structure and seems a bit rushed for a mediation book. The basic message is really important though but if you want to get into meditation try another book or just try to sit, breathe and be aware of each moment...
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Brothers: A Novel (Hardcover)
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"No conspiracy book without the illuminati"
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