Live, Love and Laugh | Book Review

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Live, Love and Laugh
Author: Manjit Sargam Chawla
Publisher: Srishti Publishers
Pages: 184


‘Live, Love and Laugh’ by Manjit Sargam Chawla is a self help book which talks about how people are constantly busy working. And in this race for working and earning the most money we completely ignore ourselves and the results of this result is none other than depression, anxiety and other problems which we ourselves attract to. The book also talks about how we ourselves are responsible for the problems we attract and what it is that can be done to avoid such problems. The books covers a wide range of topics from how to attract money, how gratitude works and how making affirmations helps us in the long run. To know in more detail and to attract all the good in one’s life read Live, Love and Laugh.

My Views:

I liked the writing style of the author. The author has added her own experiences and how she herself has applied these affirmations and how gratitude actually helped her. Author has covered real life experiences of some of the famous personalities too. I also liked the fact that the author has given some very good affirmatives and quotes. Some of my favourite/affirmative are:

1.       “You are the special unique child of the almighty, you yourself as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.”
2.       “Faith is the shortest possible path between you and god.”
3.       “Inner peace can be reached only when we practice forgiveness. Forgiveness is letting go of the past, and is, therefore, the means for correcting our misperceptions even of past lives.”
We also get information about some of the yogasana’s and how to practice them.

The book is written in a simple and lucid language which would be beneficial for readers who are reading self-help books for the first time. The book is written in such a manner that the readers can actually read any chapter to begin with. But it would be great if we read the chapters as they are. The author has also advised to practice the affirmations daily one at a time and see the magic it brings into our life. I truly feel that the tips given by the author would surely help us to bring the positive in our life and lead a life that will be very different from what it is now.

Overall, I feel that it is possible to lead a happy life if we alter our way of living and bring about some healthy changes in our life. Last but not the least as the author has said any new habit takes twenty-one days to replace the old one. So, with little help and self-love we all can get to a happy place and get rid of some of the bad habits that we have developed over the years.

Overall, it was a great experience reading this book and I would surely try to inculcate some of the tips that the author has given. I would surely recommend this book to people who are looking for a good self-help book.

My Rating: 5/5

'I received a copy of the book in exchange for my honest and unbiased review'

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