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Life’s Amazing Secrets: How to Find Balance and Purpose in Your Life

Name: Life's Amazing Secrets: How to Find Balance and Purpose in Your Life
SKU: 11147
Price: 1200 LKR
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By Gaur Gopal Das

Crawling through the ruthless Mumbai traffic for hours on end, Gaur Gopal Das strikes up a conversation with his friend and young millionaire, Harry. Together, they explore the great frustrations of human condition in Harry’s luxury sedan. To most of us, the modern city-life is like a battlefield, throwing up new challenges that leave us feeling stressed and defeated. That corporate job, the competition, financial pressures, strained relationships, rising crime, inflation… we wonder if there will ever be respite? Gaur Gopal Das, the immensely popular life-coach and an ISKCON monk, believes there is a way out and through this book, Life’s Amazing Secrets he shows you how to conquer your daily battles, align yourself with your purpose and win at life!

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SKU: 11147 Categories: HAPPINESS AND SPIRITUALITY, PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, PSYCHOLOGY AND INTERACTIONS, SOCIETY & CULTURE

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About the Author

Gaur Gopal Das studied electrical engineering from the College of Engineering, Pune. After a brief stint with Hewlett Packard, he decided to live life as a monk in an ashram in downtown Mumbai. He has been there for twenty-two years, learning the antiquity of ancient philosophy and modernity of contemporary psychology, to become a life-coach to thousands in the city. Since 2005 Gaur Gopal Das has been travelling the world sharing the wisdom that he has learnt with corporate executives, universities and charities. In 2016, his global popularity exploded as he took his message online. With millions of views on his videos on social media, he has now begun to lead a movement to help others achieve happiness and purpose in their lives. Now one of the most famous monks in the world, Gaur Gopal Das holds the title of ‘The Ideal Young Spiritual Guru,’ conferred upon him by the Indian Student Parliament, MIT Pune.