Philip G.

An aggregarion of de-identified Hindu and western

Revisado: 04-21-25

The author spilled on the pages of this one book everything that he has ever learned from the Hindu and select run-of-the-mill Western philosophies, not bothering to make this into an interesting story. He tried to gain credibility by claiming that one of the imaginary characters had a miraculous physical transformation from an overweight heart attack survivor lawyer in his late 50's into a bright young-looking man that appeared to be in his 30's. If you have read more than ten motivational or philosophy books, you will find their ideals here too, all attributed to the ancient wisdom of also imaginary monk Yogi Raman. Spooler alert: your life purpose should be the Hindu and Kantian selfless service to others.

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Outstanding!

Revisado: 04-07-25

I loved all the characters. Teal has infused them with the wisdom and emotional intelligencen that she so hoped they would have given the circumstances that they found themselves in. The story is tragic and heartwarming. It is a modern example of inspiring and uplifting art. I loved it. Thank you, Teal!

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Superficial

Revisado: 02-10-23

Blah-blah-blah. Save your $2 and buy an engineering textbook instead. this is not worth the listen.

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A+ for the Old Testament. B- for the New Testmnt

Revisado: 01-30-23

A+ for the Old Testament. B- for the New Testament.

The Old Testament is a long and difficult read. Thank you for reading it out loud and making it interesting and exciting!

They probably started recording the New Testament first, and so the voice that were chosen were not the best. Also, there is too much African Gospel singing and R&B added to the New Testament.

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As dreadful as War And Peace w/o plot and events

Revisado: 10-13-20

I gave this book three stars because Russia prior to the Bolshevik Revolution is of some interest to me. Otherwise, the book has not much of a content. Endless details and allegories describe things that are mostly static, or exist only in the author's head. BORING.

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