Ep. 16 - Stillness is the Key

from Growing With Books Hosted by Shekhar Srinivasan

Have you known deep down inside that reading is a good habit to cultivate but struggle to find a book that inspires you to continue reading? Are you among those who have lost your rhythm somewhere along your life’s laborious expedition? Do feel unsettled despite knowing that you are settled but unable to discover that one thing that is unsettling? In his seminal work “Stillness is the Key”, Ryan takes us on an inward journey into the limitless ocean of our mysterious minds. In doing so, he reveals the profound and symbiotic relationship between our emotional, spiritual, and physical experiences.

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