Shantaram
by Gregory David Roberts
The 2003 novel by Gregory David Roberts titled Shantaram, is reportedly all about fate, love and belief. One of my favourite quotes from the book is: “Sometimes we love with nothing more than hope. Sometimes we cry with everything except tears.”
Secrets Of The Lost Mode Of Prayer
by Greg Braden
In this book, Braden describes this ancient form of prayer that has neither outward expressions nor words. He leads readers through a journey exploring our most intimate experiences and deepest beliefs. Secrets Of Lost Mode of Prayer is another read that keeps my heart intellect in line.
How To Love
by Thich Nhat Hanh
How To Love is one part of a series of books called Zen Master written by Thich Nhat Hanh. It explores the essential foundations of mindful meditation and practice. It is a bed side book. I have read it a hundred times and read a page of it every day before I sleep.
The Mathnawi of Rumi translated
by Reynolds Nicholson
A true classic, The Mathnawi of Rumi has been translated into six volumes. This is a concise understanding of the six volumes with commentary. It’s one of the best I have read, even though it has been translated by many.
Personal History
by Katharine Graham
My all-time favourite autobiography is Katherine Graham’s Personal History. I love her frank and honest approach while honouring privacy for close friends and family.
Women Who Run With Wolves
by Clarissa Pinkola Estés
Estés unfolds rich intercultural myths, fairy tales and stories in order to help women reconnect with their fierce, healthy and visionary attributes. Women Who Run With Wolves is by far the most perfect book for any woman who wants to explore her creative, passionate and instinctive side.
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