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A review by uilyamme
Inner Engineering: A Yogi's Guide to Joy by Sadhguru
4.0
Part I was great, would give 5 stars. Part II gradually lost me as it got deeper into the more spiritual stuff and terminology. One to reread.
- "When I look back now, I realize that I never thought about what I wanted to become in life. I only thought about how I wanted to live my life. And I knew that the 'how' could only be determined within me and by me."
- "You come into this world with nothing and you go empty-handed. The wealth of life lies only in how you have allowed its experiences to enrich you."
- "The most beautiful moments in your life—what you might consider moments of bliss, joy, ecstasy, or utter peace—were moments when you were not thinking about anything at all. You were just being."
- "The ability to simply look without motive is missing in the world today. Everybody is a psychological creature, wanting to assign meaning to everything."
- "I realized very early that I knew nothing about anything. That meant I ended up paying enormous attention to everything around me."
- "When I look back now, I realize that I never thought about what I wanted to become in life. I only thought about how I wanted to live my life. And I knew that the 'how' could only be determined within me and by me."
- "You come into this world with nothing and you go empty-handed. The wealth of life lies only in how you have allowed its experiences to enrich you."
- "The most beautiful moments in your life—what you might consider moments of bliss, joy, ecstasy, or utter peace—were moments when you were not thinking about anything at all. You were just being."
- "The ability to simply look without motive is missing in the world today. Everybody is a psychological creature, wanting to assign meaning to everything."
- "I realized very early that I knew nothing about anything. That meant I ended up paying enormous attention to everything around me."