Undoing : Returning to Simplicity

by Rudite J. Emir

"Distills the essence of Vedanta to show us how to transform the stresses of everyday life ... into meaningful exercises for self-fulfillment"--P. [4] of cover.

157 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Srijith Jagdish · Rating 4 out of 5]

I must admit...getting this book was a random act...i was on a website to buy another book that I have been trying to get my hands on and the title of this one attracted me...and I got a copy...

I expected it to be another one on self help and self improvement but I must say that this book is much more...

The content is primarily built around the philosophies of Vedanta...Now, before you dismiss this thinking of it as another spiritual book that's "not for you", i wud personally recommend you ditch the thought and give this book a shot...

But a caveat...u need to read to read this multiple multiple times...

The best way to describe the book is using a quote from the book itself..."dont go through the contents of the book...keep reading until the book goes through you"...

Thanks,

Sri

[Radhika Gaglani · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an absolutely beautiful and thought provoking book. It guides one through the unrelenting miseries and turmoil that life with an undefined, short term goal poses... Into the realm of calmness, tranquility and solitude.
It's an amazing book for those who seek a deeper meaning in life.. from an absolutely inspiring author (Background:- she left a highly successfull job in Silicon Valley for the pursuit of eternal happiness!)
It's in sync with the milleniums old Vedanta philosophy.
It's a must read!!