Best Books of All time To Read in Quarantine
Books
are the best friends of mankind. They create value in us. As in this quarantine
period one can cultivate abundance of values in them. This is the best time to
make a change and what's better than reading a book. Whenever your soul
wanders, read a book.
Here
are some books that can boost your mood and give you a new direction.
Ask and It Is Given by Esther Hicks and Jerry
Hicks
The
book is a collection of teachings of non- physical being Abraham. It is an
excellent source to learn how to manifest your desires and live a fulfilling
life.
Quiet by Susan Cain
This
book is one of the best books defining human traits. It is based upon the power
of Introverts in a world that can't stop talking. Cain argues that modern
western culture undervalues and many times misunderstands the capabilities of
introverted people which lead to loss of talent, energy and happiness.
The
book is not only for introverts, even extroverts can gain the knowledge.
The Life- Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo
The
best way to get out of boredom is to declutter your sacred space. This book
will give you life changing advice on how to overcome mess, enjoy productivity
and happiness that comes along with clear space.
Nothing
feels better than a clear space.
Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy
Life by
Albert Liebermann and Hector Garcia
If
you are in soul search then this book can lead you a way to living your best
life. The book can help you in figuring out your passions, purpose and how you
can create a living out of them.
Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Flow
is one of those books which helps you getting in a state in which you start to
enjoy your work with full satisfaction. It can change the way you look at work
and life.
The War of Art by Steven Pressfield
This
non-fiction book describes the resistance faced by artists, entrepreneurs,
athletes and others who try to break through the creative barriers.
So, this quarantine period stay healthy and mindful while reading books.
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