A Warrior’s search for Synchronicity

“Success cannot be pursued…it must ensue like happiness, as the unintended side effect of a person’s dedication to a course greater than one’s self.” This is a book full of meaningful insight like this, written by a psycho therapist who survived German concentration camps, who was stripped to a naked existence, yet was able to find meaning in everyday existence, who proclaimed that you cannot rob a human being of his ability to choose his attitude towards any given circumstance.

This is a book that offers a jolt to your central neuron system, a completely new world, with new set of rules and dimensions. If you are some one who do presentations, this provide an insight to you about the kind of pictures ( realistic to abstract) you need to use to elicit the kind of response you need and the amazing ability of humans to identify themselves with many things in this world – how self centred we are.