"......... Bishwedebah Shantih Brahma Shantih".
"Who is standing in my shoes, alone? Bulleh....I know not who I am."----- Bulleh Shah _________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Book of Secrets Author: Acharya Rajneesh Osho
It is arguably the most difficult and intense book I have ever read in my life. It is essentially Osho's
commentary on the 'Tantra Shastra', also kwown as 'Shiva Sutras' or 'Vigyana Bhairaba Samhita'. It is written
as a dialogue between Shiva and his consort Shakti. It enlists 112 methods of enlightenment taught by
Shiva, the Adiyogi. Osho lucidly explains each method along with similar practices from various esoteric
schools. The concept of consciousness in action and Vipassana meditation was particularly striking for me.
It is arguably the most difficult and intense book I have ever read in my life. It is essentially Osho's
commentary on the 'Tantra Shastra', also kwown as 'Shiva Sutras' or 'Vigyana Bhairaba Samhita'. It is written
as a dialogue between Shiva and his consort Shakti. It enlists 112 methods of enlightenment taught by
Shiva, the Adiyogi. Osho lucidly explains each method along with similar practices from various esoteric
schools. The concept of consciousness in action and Vipassana meditation was particularly striking for me.
The Tao Te Ching Author: Ralph Alan Dale
'The spirit of life never dies. It is the infinite gateways to mysteries within mysteries'.
Tao Te Ching is a renowned spiritual poem by Lao Tzu, the legendary teacher
contemporary to Confucius. This book is the soul of Taoism, which advocates the
eternal play between 'Ying' and 'Yang' aspects of life. Wonderful short book.
'The spirit of life never dies. It is the infinite gateways to mysteries within mysteries'.
Tao Te Ching is a renowned spiritual poem by Lao Tzu, the legendary teacher
contemporary to Confucius. This book is the soul of Taoism, which advocates the
eternal play between 'Ying' and 'Yang' aspects of life. Wonderful short book.
Jonathan Livingston Seagull a story Author: Richard Bach
During my first trip to Maldives, one friend gifted me this nice fable written by Richard Bach. It
is the shortest book I have ever read and it has a profound message. There are lot of mental
barriers in our life created by our great mind itself. This book has a central character, a seagull
names Jonathan, who keeps challenging himself against societal and personal stigma/ fears and
keep flying higher and higher. Fly On!
During my first trip to Maldives, one friend gifted me this nice fable written by Richard Bach. It
is the shortest book I have ever read and it has a profound message. There are lot of mental
barriers in our life created by our great mind itself. This book has a central character, a seagull
names Jonathan, who keeps challenging himself against societal and personal stigma/ fears and
keep flying higher and higher. Fly On!
Gene Machine Author: Venki Ramakrishnan
Nobeal Laureate Prof. Venkataraman (Venki) Ramakrishnan has written this
popular book giving glimpse of his personal life, education, global movement
(from and to) various renowned labs, race to discover the ribosome structure
and interpersonal matters. Fantastic book with great insight and humour.
Venki gave a talk on this book at our Institute and I got his autograph.
Nobeal Laureate Prof. Venkataraman (Venki) Ramakrishnan has written this
popular book giving glimpse of his personal life, education, global movement
(from and to) various renowned labs, race to discover the ribosome structure
and interpersonal matters. Fantastic book with great insight and humour.
Venki gave a talk on this book at our Institute and I got his autograph.
The Buddha Said..... Author: Acharya Rajneesh Osho
In this book, Osho dwells into the teaching of Lord Buddha. Commenting on
Dhammapada, Osho explains the Diamond Sutras by Buddha with an approach of
Vipasanna. The rules of living by Sanyama is explained by Osho taking each shloka of
Buddha. World is an illusion and its offerings are momentary. Taking great pain in achieving
them and developing attachment is a root cause of misery. This book portrays the
teachings of Buddha downplaying the materialistic world and encouraging conscious way
of living. A great reading for any egoistic man.
In this book, Osho dwells into the teaching of Lord Buddha. Commenting on
Dhammapada, Osho explains the Diamond Sutras by Buddha with an approach of
Vipasanna. The rules of living by Sanyama is explained by Osho taking each shloka of
Buddha. World is an illusion and its offerings are momentary. Taking great pain in achieving
them and developing attachment is a root cause of misery. This book portrays the
teachings of Buddha downplaying the materialistic world and encouraging conscious way
of living. A great reading for any egoistic man.
Aghora Trilogy Author: Robert E. Svoboda
* Aghora I: At the Left Hand of God
* Aghora II: Kundalini
* Aghora III: The Law of Karma
In this trilogy, the author has masterfully accounted the teaching of his
Guru Aghori Vimalananda. It gives a glimpse of the Aghora branch of
esoteric practice. The manyfold personality of Siddha Aghora Swami
Vimalananda and his teaching and encounters with mysticism is lucidly
captured by the author. The concept of karma (action-reaction) and consciousness is a great lesson. Encounters with Mahadev,
Maa Tara and spiritual gurus are wonderful to read. Overall, it was a treat for me to read this trilogy on Aghora.
* Aghora I: At the Left Hand of God
* Aghora II: Kundalini
* Aghora III: The Law of Karma
In this trilogy, the author has masterfully accounted the teaching of his
Guru Aghori Vimalananda. It gives a glimpse of the Aghora branch of
esoteric practice. The manyfold personality of Siddha Aghora Swami
Vimalananda and his teaching and encounters with mysticism is lucidly
captured by the author. The concept of karma (action-reaction) and consciousness is a great lesson. Encounters with Mahadev,
Maa Tara and spiritual gurus are wonderful to read. Overall, it was a treat for me to read this trilogy on Aghora.
The Alchemist Author: Paulo Coelho
Who Moved My Cheese? Author: Dr. Spencer Johnson
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari Author: Robin Sharma
I thoroughly enjoyed reading these three popular books on self-discovery and
motivation by three contemporary writers Paulo Coelho, Spender Johnson and
Robin Sharma. Wonderful reading on self-discovery and self-values.
Who Moved My Cheese? Author: Dr. Spencer Johnson
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari Author: Robin Sharma
I thoroughly enjoyed reading these three popular books on self-discovery and
motivation by three contemporary writers Paulo Coelho, Spender Johnson and
Robin Sharma. Wonderful reading on self-discovery and self-values.
From Sex to Superconsciousness Author: Acharya Rajneesh Osho Body Mind Balancing
Love, Freedom, Aloneness: The Koan of Relationship
These thought provoking books by Osho shed light on key aspects of psycho-somatic
health, relationship and consciousness. A whole man is a holy man!
Love, Freedom, Aloneness: The Koan of Relationship
These thought provoking books by Osho shed light on key aspects of psycho-somatic
health, relationship and consciousness. A whole man is a holy man!
The English Teacher Author: R. K. Narayan
Malgudi Days
The Financial Expert
The Guide
I got this series by R.K. Narayan, which reminded me of
television serial Malgudi Days which I enjoyed during my
childhood. They attest Narayan's lucid storytelling skill.
Malgudi Days
The Financial Expert
The Guide
I got this series by R.K. Narayan, which reminded me of
television serial Malgudi Days which I enjoyed during my
childhood. They attest Narayan's lucid storytelling skill.
The 5 A.M. Club Author: Robin Sharma
The Greatness Guide
Robin Sharma has written two wonderful works since his masterpiece 'The monk who sold his ferrari'.
The 5 AM club relishes the age old sayings 'early to bed and early to rise keeps a fellow healthy and
wise'. The second work ponders on values and treats necessary to excel in professional and
interpersonal endeavours. They lay foundation for a disciplined life-style for excellence in life.
The Greatness Guide
Robin Sharma has written two wonderful works since his masterpiece 'The monk who sold his ferrari'.
The 5 AM club relishes the age old sayings 'early to bed and early to rise keeps a fellow healthy and
wise'. The second work ponders on values and treats necessary to excel in professional and
interpersonal endeavours. They lay foundation for a disciplined life-style for excellence in life.
Courage: The Joy of Living Dangerously Author: Acharya Rajneesh Osho Meditation: The First and Last Freedom
Awareness: The Key to Living in Balance
These crisp books by Osho focus on awareness as a key to live life with full potential.
Awareness leads to meditative life giving courage to lead a conscious life.
Awareness: The Key to Living in Balance
These crisp books by Osho focus on awareness as a key to live life with full potential.
Awareness leads to meditative life giving courage to lead a conscious life.
Ikigai Authors: Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles
This masterpiece seeks to discover the Japanese secret to a long and happy life. The people of Japan and specially the folks of Okinawa believe that everyone has an 'ikigai'- a reason to live and love in life.
'Ikigai' encompasses what we love, what we are good at, what can be our occupation and which can
serve the world. Ikigai = Iki (life) + gai (realization of hopes and expectations). This book reveal some
key points to have a long and happy life with the ability to stay young while growing old. With some
case studies, Japanese proverbs and interaction with longest living people in Okinawa, this book
unravel few simple methods to live, love and enrich life cherishing every moment of life.
Everyone has an ikigai: one should find and rejoice.
This masterpiece seeks to discover the Japanese secret to a long and happy life. The people of Japan and specially the folks of Okinawa believe that everyone has an 'ikigai'- a reason to live and love in life.
'Ikigai' encompasses what we love, what we are good at, what can be our occupation and which can
serve the world. Ikigai = Iki (life) + gai (realization of hopes and expectations). This book reveal some
key points to have a long and happy life with the ability to stay young while growing old. With some
case studies, Japanese proverbs and interaction with longest living people in Okinawa, this book
unravel few simple methods to live, love and enrich life cherishing every moment of life.
Everyone has an ikigai: one should find and rejoice.
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck Author: Mark Manson
We care too much about many (unnecessary) things including others opinion, unrealistic expectations, societal
norms, parents/ relatives' opinions and so on. These heaps of opinion/ expectation creates unwarranted burden in
our life often limiting our efficiency and leading to guilt trip and frustration. Star blogger and writer Mark
Manson writes this masterpiece to break such stereotype and educate us to live life with realistic expectation and
honest enterprise. While its important to listen to all external influences, its equally crucial not to take them too
seriously. One must learn the subtle art of NOT giving a f#ck. Who gives a f@ck! Live life in your own terms.
We care too much about many (unnecessary) things including others opinion, unrealistic expectations, societal
norms, parents/ relatives' opinions and so on. These heaps of opinion/ expectation creates unwarranted burden in
our life often limiting our efficiency and leading to guilt trip and frustration. Star blogger and writer Mark
Manson writes this masterpiece to break such stereotype and educate us to live life with realistic expectation and
honest enterprise. While its important to listen to all external influences, its equally crucial not to take them too
seriously. One must learn the subtle art of NOT giving a f#ck. Who gives a f@ck! Live life in your own terms.
Gitanjali (Rabindra Rachanavali) Author: Rabindranath Tagore
Gitanjali is a collection of some poems by Maharshi Rabindranath Tagore. It literally
means 'Songs of Offering' [Gita = song, Anjali = offering]. Tagore offers his prayers
to almighty with profound gratitude. This work led to the 1913 Nobel Prize in
Literature, which greatly benefited Tagore's university Shantiniketan. Great book!
Gitanjali is a collection of some poems by Maharshi Rabindranath Tagore. It literally
means 'Songs of Offering' [Gita = song, Anjali = offering]. Tagore offers his prayers
to almighty with profound gratitude. This work led to the 1913 Nobel Prize in
Literature, which greatly benefited Tagore's university Shantiniketan. Great book!
Autobiography of a Yogi Author: Paramahansa Yogananda
Paramahansa Yogananda (1893-1952) was the first Indian spiritual leader to stay in USA and preach the nuances of
Vedanta and Yoga to the Western World. In this autobiography, he reveals his encounters and teaching of his
gurus Swami Yukteswara Giri, Sri Lahiri Mahasaya and Mahavatara Babaji. Kriya Yoga.....a branch of yoga teaches
living life with awareness. This book is a great eye opener for novice people to the world of Kriya Yoga.
Paramahansa Yogananda (1893-1952) was the first Indian spiritual leader to stay in USA and preach the nuances of
Vedanta and Yoga to the Western World. In this autobiography, he reveals his encounters and teaching of his
gurus Swami Yukteswara Giri, Sri Lahiri Mahasaya and Mahavatara Babaji. Kriya Yoga.....a branch of yoga teaches
living life with awareness. This book is a great eye opener for novice people to the world of Kriya Yoga.
The First and Last Freedom Author: Jiddu Krishnamurti
Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895-1985) was an Indian philosopher, who was groomed by the theosophical society as a
world teacher. He later withdrew from them and independently taught about nature of human mind, meditation,
human psychology and awareness to various groups across the world. In this lucid book. Jiddu dispels many myths/
superstitions in search of truth and freedom. He emphasises on meditation as a life style while discussing variety of
topics like fear, death, sex, suffering, depression and so on. A deep and invigorating book indeed.
Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895-1985) was an Indian philosopher, who was groomed by the theosophical society as a
world teacher. He later withdrew from them and independently taught about nature of human mind, meditation,
human psychology and awareness to various groups across the world. In this lucid book. Jiddu dispels many myths/
superstitions in search of truth and freedom. He emphasises on meditation as a life style while discussing variety of
topics like fear, death, sex, suffering, depression and so on. A deep and invigorating book indeed.
Fame, Fortune and Ambition Author: Acharya Rajneesh Osho
This book deals with our incessant quest for fame, fortune and ambition to grow in 'so-called' ladder of growth.
Whole life passes with continuous running around looking for happiness in future goals. And life exists in the
present moments. The present is so delicate and gets crushed with the vast load of future expectations. One must
enjoy the process of working for sheer joy without any expectation for future. Life is here and now. Live it.
This book deals with our incessant quest for fame, fortune and ambition to grow in 'so-called' ladder of growth.
Whole life passes with continuous running around looking for happiness in future goals. And life exists in the
present moments. The present is so delicate and gets crushed with the vast load of future expectations. One must
enjoy the process of working for sheer joy without any expectation for future. Life is here and now. Live it.
Living with the Himalayan Masters Author: Swami Rama
Swami Rama (aka Brij Kishore Kumar Dhasmana, 1925-1996) led his entire life mostly under the tutelage of his
Gurudev (Bengali Baba) wandering around the Himalayan mountains. During his spiritual training, he visited
several monks/ monasteries and learned from many Himalayan masters. Swami Rama mentions his many
wonderful encounters with sages of different schools of mysticism and various life lessons. A wonderful book.
Swami Rama (aka Brij Kishore Kumar Dhasmana, 1925-1996) led his entire life mostly under the tutelage of his
Gurudev (Bengali Baba) wandering around the Himalayan mountains. During his spiritual training, he visited
several monks/ monasteries and learned from many Himalayan masters. Swami Rama mentions his many
wonderful encounters with sages of different schools of mysticism and various life lessons. A wonderful book.
Mind Master: Winning Lessons from a Champion's Life Author: Vishwanathan Anand
This book portrays the life and career journey of Vishwanathan (Vishy) Anand, the first Indian Grandmaster, who appeared as a misfit to the Russian dominated world chess scene. With his
diligence and talent, he went to win five World Chess Championships! He portrays the lessons about
success and failure to win in Chess and more so in life. Some personal encounters with Chess greats
like Kasparov, Karpov, Aronian, Carlsen et al as well as family members make it a great read.
This book portrays the life and career journey of Vishwanathan (Vishy) Anand, the first Indian Grandmaster, who appeared as a misfit to the Russian dominated world chess scene. With his
diligence and talent, he went to win five World Chess Championships! He portrays the lessons about
success and failure to win in Chess and more so in life. Some personal encounters with Chess greats
like Kasparov, Karpov, Aronian, Carlsen et al as well as family members make it a great read.
Hit Refresh Author: Satya Nadela, Greg Shaw and Jill Tracie Nichols
Hit Refresh portrays the quest to rediscover Microsoft's soul and imagine a better future for
everyone. Expressed as a personal tale of Microsoft's current CEO Satya Narayan (Satya)
Nadela, the author emphasises the pursuit of soul searching and finding culture and core
competency of a company. One word that caught my attention is 'empathy'. Keeping
empathy intact, we must always try to reinvent (refresh) us in this ever changing world.
Hit Refresh portrays the quest to rediscover Microsoft's soul and imagine a better future for
everyone. Expressed as a personal tale of Microsoft's current CEO Satya Narayan (Satya)
Nadela, the author emphasises the pursuit of soul searching and finding culture and core
competency of a company. One word that caught my attention is 'empathy'. Keeping
empathy intact, we must always try to reinvent (refresh) us in this ever changing world.
Ten Non Commandments Author: Acharya Rajneesh Osho
Countering the well known ten commandments, Osho writes this book mentioning the importance of freedom
and independent thinking and spontaneous living. He emphasises on ten important commandments: Freedom;
Uniqueness of Individuality; Love; Meditation; Non-Seriousness; Playfulness; Creativity; Sensitivity; Gratefulness and
A Feeling of the Mysterious. These attributes are must to live a joyful and creative life full of awareness.
Countering the well known ten commandments, Osho writes this book mentioning the importance of freedom
and independent thinking and spontaneous living. He emphasises on ten important commandments: Freedom;
Uniqueness of Individuality; Love; Meditation; Non-Seriousness; Playfulness; Creativity; Sensitivity; Gratefulness and
A Feeling of the Mysterious. These attributes are must to live a joyful and creative life full of awareness.
Himalayan Lust Author: Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev Mystic's Musings
Adiyogi: The Source of Yoga
These books by Sadhguru shed light on facets of yoga, Shiva, Himalayan
travelogues and interaction with Sadhguru on various aspects of life.
Adiyogi: The Source of Yoga
These books by Sadhguru shed light on facets of yoga, Shiva, Himalayan
travelogues and interaction with Sadhguru on various aspects of life.
The Nature of Life: Beyond the Four Sexes Author: Phillip Olson
Energy of Love is so powerful it can heal the most terminal diseases. As young children, we all were masters of such
energy. As we grow up, we deny this childhood mastery for many other mundane things. How do we give up
perfection for imperfection, love for fear? For the rest of our mature years, we are destined to seek the inner child,
our mastery of love, where the world will always be there, to pause and pick us up when we fall.
Energy of Love is so powerful it can heal the most terminal diseases. As young children, we all were masters of such
energy. As we grow up, we deny this childhood mastery for many other mundane things. How do we give up
perfection for imperfection, love for fear? For the rest of our mature years, we are destined to seek the inner child,
our mastery of love, where the world will always be there, to pause and pick us up when we fall.
Relativity: The Special and the General Theory Author: Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein is undoubtedly the most famous scientist of the 20th century, who rose to fame with multiple
pathbreaking theories in 1905, the year known as annus mirabilis (year of miracles). While photoelectric effect led
him to 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics, the 'theory of relativity' etched Einstein's name in history forever. Here, Einstein
lucidly explains the general and special theory of relativity to common audience in simple terms. Simply superb!
Albert Einstein is undoubtedly the most famous scientist of the 20th century, who rose to fame with multiple
pathbreaking theories in 1905, the year known as annus mirabilis (year of miracles). While photoelectric effect led
him to 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics, the 'theory of relativity' etched Einstein's name in history forever. Here, Einstein
lucidly explains the general and special theory of relativity to common audience in simple terms. Simply superb!
The Art of Living Author: Acharya Rajneesh Osho
How many people truly and intensely live? This book gives a glimpse into what it means to live totally and
consciously, and how living can become an art. Osho elucidates five principles: non-violence, non-possessiveness,
non-theft, non-desire and non-unawareness. Osho invites the reader to begin his own unique inner journey
towards the state of ultimate liberation that is the ultimate potential of every human being. Thats the art of living.
How many people truly and intensely live? This book gives a glimpse into what it means to live totally and
consciously, and how living can become an art. Osho elucidates five principles: non-violence, non-possessiveness,
non-theft, non-desire and non-unawareness. Osho invites the reader to begin his own unique inner journey
towards the state of ultimate liberation that is the ultimate potential of every human being. Thats the art of living.
The Complete Works of Kahlil Gibran Author: Kahlil Gibran
This masterpiece is a compendium of twelve short books by Kahlil Gibran. These books are: The Prophet, The
Wanderer, Sand and Foam, The Madman, The Forerunner, The Earth Gods, Nymphs of the Valley, Tears and
Laughter, Between Night & Morn, Secrets of the Heart, Spirits Rebellious and The Broken Wings. Particularly, the
Prophet is very heart touching, rendering subtle messages on all aspects of life. Let there be spaces.
This masterpiece is a compendium of twelve short books by Kahlil Gibran. These books are: The Prophet, The
Wanderer, Sand and Foam, The Madman, The Forerunner, The Earth Gods, Nymphs of the Valley, Tears and
Laughter, Between Night & Morn, Secrets of the Heart, Spirits Rebellious and The Broken Wings. Particularly, the
Prophet is very heart touching, rendering subtle messages on all aspects of life. Let there be spaces.
Zen & The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance Author: Robert Pisrig
Life is a journey full of surprises. It is a mixture of wanted and unwanted circumstances/ happenings. This work
narrates the story of a father and son going for a summer motorcycle trip from Minnesota to northern California.
Their journey is full of events leading to many moments of happiness, frustration and philosophical discussion. This
marvellous book is not about zen buddhism, neither is about motorcycle! Life is a great journey......Enjoy the Ride.
Life is a journey full of surprises. It is a mixture of wanted and unwanted circumstances/ happenings. This work
narrates the story of a father and son going for a summer motorcycle trip from Minnesota to northern California.
Their journey is full of events leading to many moments of happiness, frustration and philosophical discussion. This
marvellous book is not about zen buddhism, neither is about motorcycle! Life is a great journey......Enjoy the Ride.
The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment Author: Eckhart Tolle
This book dwells on the concepts of self reflection and focus on being in the present moment to live a peaceful life.
Written as a question - answer sessions, it emphasizes the art of living in the present moment, which relieves
unwanted reactions of pain-body and past memories. Avoid past and future worries, merge into the power of now.
This book dwells on the concepts of self reflection and focus on being in the present moment to live a peaceful life.
Written as a question - answer sessions, it emphasizes the art of living in the present moment, which relieves
unwanted reactions of pain-body and past memories. Avoid past and future worries, merge into the power of now.
Atomic Habits: Tiny Changes, Remarkable Results Author: James Clear
Drop by drop makes an ocean. Brick by brick builds a citadel. Dollar by dollar makes a billion. Such is the power of
tiny things in creating remarkable things. This masterpiece begins with a tragic saga in the childhood of the author
and how it influenced his life. Addressing all adversities, the authors could refocus, reassemble and conquer the
challenges posed by life. Using pragmatic points, he renders notes to build atomic habits leading to giant results!
Drop by drop makes an ocean. Brick by brick builds a citadel. Dollar by dollar makes a billion. Such is the power of
tiny things in creating remarkable things. This masterpiece begins with a tragic saga in the childhood of the author
and how it influenced his life. Addressing all adversities, the authors could refocus, reassemble and conquer the
challenges posed by life. Using pragmatic points, he renders notes to build atomic habits leading to giant results!
12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos Author: Jordan B. Peterson
In this masterpiece, the author (a clinical psychologist) enlists and elaborates 12 rules of life as an antidote to chaos. One must be responsible for his own life, which many old religions renders as full of sorrow. One must take
charge of life and pursue what is meaningful (not what is expedient). Take charge of life by standing up straight,
set own house in perfect order, treat oneself with respect and surround oneself with good friends. Excel in life.
In this masterpiece, the author (a clinical psychologist) enlists and elaborates 12 rules of life as an antidote to chaos. One must be responsible for his own life, which many old religions renders as full of sorrow. One must take
charge of life and pursue what is meaningful (not what is expedient). Take charge of life by standing up straight,
set own house in perfect order, treat oneself with respect and surround oneself with good friends. Excel in life.
Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know Author: Adam Grant
We have goals, we set targets and put efforts to achieve the same. Early in life, we set too many goals by either
over estimating or under estimating one's capacity and inclination. Inertia sets in and one keeps moving. But, every
now and then, one must 'Thing Again' i.e. do periodic recalibration of one's goal, ability and inclination. Here, the
author guides us how to rethink by individual rethinking, interpersonal rethinking and collective rethinking.
We have goals, we set targets and put efforts to achieve the same. Early in life, we set too many goals by either
over estimating or under estimating one's capacity and inclination. Inertia sets in and one keeps moving. But, every
now and then, one must 'Thing Again' i.e. do periodic recalibration of one's goal, ability and inclination. Here, the
author guides us how to rethink by individual rethinking, interpersonal rethinking and collective rethinking.
Surrounded by Idiots: The Four Types of Human Behavior Author: Thomas Erikson
Each person is so unique! In our personal, social and work life, we are surrounded by variety of people; all having
their personal (dis)likes, interest and way of thinking. In this book, the authors classify people in four broad categories: Red (dominant | dominance | choleric | fire), Yellow (inspiring | influence | sanguine | air),
Green (stable | stability | phlegmatic | earth) and Blue (analytical | compliance | melancholic | water). Its a great
read to understand these four types of personality (idiots). Remember... it's 'co-existence' or 'no existence'.
Each person is so unique! In our personal, social and work life, we are surrounded by variety of people; all having
their personal (dis)likes, interest and way of thinking. In this book, the authors classify people in four broad categories: Red (dominant | dominance | choleric | fire), Yellow (inspiring | influence | sanguine | air),
Green (stable | stability | phlegmatic | earth) and Blue (analytical | compliance | melancholic | water). Its a great
read to understand these four types of personality (idiots). Remember... it's 'co-existence' or 'no existence'.