Thought Power

De: Sri Swami Sivananda

Narrado por: Greg Young

This instructive audiobook carries in itself a life-transforming value. None who listens to it with the needed interest and attention will ever feel inclined to remain unchanged in personal nature and untransformed in conduct and character.

A good deal of careful judgment and confidence would assist us in asserting that no one who listens to this work will fail to resist the readiness to make of his own will a power that alters and exalts his own life and destiny.

The work is fraught with implicit guidance for turning our personalities into forces of compelling influence and charm and for rendering our lives into so many grand stories of the epic unfolding of the divine truth we enshrine, the divine light we bear, and the divine perfection we hold in our inner being.

©2018 Majestic (P)2018 Majestic

Very potent wisdom

I resonated deeply with all that was shared in this book. Words of truth and wisdom.

Powerful book

Beautiful book. Explains the power of thiughts, how to engage positive thoughts and disengage negative thoughts.
This book when coupled with learnings of western psychology will lead to a very spiritual life amidst of the materialistic world.

These are notes taken over the years spoken during times with his followers. It’s an excellent collection with valuable content

If you are having difficulty dealing with the times we face these days. I believe listening to the words of this very wise man will help you cope and maybe change the way you view yourself in the chaos.

Excellent Read

very good information to digest for mind body and spirit. I feel enlighten and motivated to apply the techniques.

Narrator

The narrator doesn’t know how to pronounce Sanskrit terms, nor does he seem to understand the subject matter. This is important in books with other languages and for deep subjects otherwise listening to the book doesn’t help the listener understand the subject matter.

Excellent

Incredible book. the narrator (who was otherwise outstanding) did not have proper understanding of Sanskrit pronunciation- however the book is so great it does not matter.

Thank you

excellent information, mediocre narration. Worthwhile for the perspective of nothing else, universally beneficial for anyone and everyone on my opinion.

I Wanted to Enjoy It

The narration is just too dry and bland to keep the listener engaged. And as another reviewer mentioned, lots of mispronunciations of commonly-used and well-known (Sanskrit) words, which was highly distracting. The content is good stuff, but it was lost in the narration.

Nonsense

So many other books that explain the power of our minds and do a MUCH better job. Read one of those. This one is ridiculous and will be returning it to audible.

Full of pseudoscience and BS

Each chapter seems to be a repeat of the one before. Same crap. Same pseudoscience. A lot of BS.