This was an enlightening book that brought upon a sort of personal peace while reading. I found this novel to have many understandable points which I believe everyone should apply to their lifestyle, however others which may be otherwise debatable. A quote that I found memorable was discussing how oftentimes humans usually choose a catalyst for their issues (a person, situation...) however this is simply perception in our mind which drives us to our own sadness/anxiety etc.
A very enlightening read for the seeking soul. Gensho Taigu's gentle tone exudes through his tactful approach on every page. Many words of wisdom and guidance from someone who clearly has been an active participant of Buddhism for quite some time. If you are looking to dip your toes in the pool of Buddhist thought, this may be a good starting point.
I very much enjoyed this quiet book of Buddhist advice for a life with less suffering. Nothing revolutionary about it, but it was nice to be able to pick it up and have Taigu's compassionate companionship at a difficult time. The cat cartoons can help cheer you up.
unfortunately, this book very much, so felt like an advertisement for his YouTube channel. Some of the points that were made felt like they were rooted in misogyny as well. I do, however, believe that there was good intention in the writing.