What is Worth While?

by Anna Robertson Brown Lindsay, Anna Robertson Brown, Pat Stephenson (Editor)

What is Worth While? Insights for Your Spiritual Journey, by Anna Robertson Brown Lindsay, Ph.D., focuses on the true meaning of life and what is the purpose of life, as well as how to separate and concentrate on what is truly meaningful and significant in this life.

This compact volume speaks with the resonance that many books and talks aim to achieve. What is Worth While? By Anna Robertson Brown Lindsay, Ph.D. is the print version of an address given to a group of college alumnae that offers spiritual wisdom and guidance, with the aim of sharing the meaning of happiness, what our life purpose is, and how to be happy, with heartfelt wisdom and truth.

41 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 1, 1996

Reviews

[Emma · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found this book on a random shelf on my grandparents wall, by pure chance, I picked up this book and gave it a shot. Typically, I am not a reader of nonfiction or books pertaining to the readers daily life. Only a short while after walking into this book, I feel as if I had come out of it truly seeing. As a younger reader, it is untrue of me to say I understand all the points made and advice given, but I suppose that can only come with time. It is true to say however, that after reading this, my perception of time and friendship and relationships has changed greatly. It is the sort of book that makes you have a sense of hope for not only other people and the world, but also for your own self improvement.
So i must thank the authour of this timeless book that can affect people of any age over 100 years later

[Wendy · Rating 5 out of 5]

This small book penned in 1893 was life changing for me as a woman. It was written for the group of women graduating from college and the challenges they would be facing as they entered adulthood. It has been a frequently referenced book in my life and can't recommend it enough.

[omar d land · Rating 5 out of 5]

Truly insightful.....

I would recommend this book to anyone that seeks the truth which we have identified as being the crux of the matter.

[Kendyl Pierson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Assigned reading for work. Bleh

[LaToya Bryant · Rating 5 out of 5]

Inspirational and motivational. I would have loved to hear this speech in person!

[Joe · Rating 4 out of 5]

A must read for anyone interested in depth of thought, freindship, and lasting advice. One of my favorite quotes from the book is, "Let us be slow to make friends, but, having once made them, let us pray that niether life nor death, misunderstanding, distanc, nor doubt, may ever come between us, to vex our peace." One of the current versions of the 1893 classic is on 31 pages of jam-packed inspiration and motivation. It's worth while!