The Four Questions: A Pathway to Inner Peace

by Vaiśeṣika Dāsa

In The Four A Pathway to Inner Peace, Vaiśeṣika Dāsa guides us on a transformative journey with four pivotal questions that promise to shift our perspective, awaken our innate inner wisdom, help overcome procrastination, and aid in making practical daily decisions. He extracts principles from ancient Vedic wisdom that empower the reader to face life's many challenges with insight and courage. 




The Four Questions invites us to see the world as a classroom. Ask, learn, and move to the head of the universal class. 




Praised by thought leaders, academics, as well as technologists, The Four Questions offers practical and accessible principles for those who want more out of their lives. Join Vaiśeṣika Dāsa on a journey that is at once fun and fulfilling.




"Practical wisdom that connects us to our highest purpose." - Radhanath Swami, NYT bestselling author, Founder Govardhan Eco Village"Ancient wisdom transformed into practical tools for today's world." - Gopi Kallayil, Chief Business Strategist AI Google"A profound gift to guide us to our highest potential." - Dr. James R. Doty, NYT bestselling author, Founder Stanford CCARE

Genres: Spirituality

138 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 11, 2024

Reviews

[Katie Reeves · Rating 3 out of 5]

SF zen free book handout, nothing particularly mind blowing but it was a sweet gentle read that held my hand through a turbulent week!

[Cal]

thanks will?

[Cherie · Rating 4 out of 5]

I had heard of this book ages ago, and bought it randomly - and so glad I did. Quick life lessons through the lens of four questions to help you live your life. Nice journaling prompts.

[Tatty · Rating 5 out of 5]

Intention, care, peace.
I was given this book by a man in london after donating money to the charity he works for in giving food to the homeless. It was fate- I needed an enlightened, uplifting book to read to finish the year and give me a new perspective. Loved this. Any faith or no faith can read it and take away the important messages and apply them to all areas of life:
1. What is my purpose?
2. How may I be of service?
3. What is the lesson?
4. Where am I investing my attention right now?