Live And Be Alive

Life is full of anxiety, stress, problems, sufferings and so on. In the rat race of keeping pace with the moving life around you, you cannot be free from the competition of having a sound body with sound mind. From the time immemorial there are solutions of every problem in every step of life. Books are the great treasures for the help of these kind of troubles. The Gita, a Hindu holy book of mythology in which Lord Krishna answered all the questions Arjuna asked to Him at the crucial time of great war between the Kauravas and the Pandavas. If we carefully go through the advices we all will be enriched with the insights that help us control over our ego, hatred, jealousy, self-conceit, and so on. Through this book one can overcome all the problems profoundly related to our lives if it is read deeply and tried to understand the direction given by the great preachers of that time. Through this book one will also find out how to control stress, anxiety, deprivation, anger, emotion, that result from continuous urge of being self satisfied with worldly amenities. It will surely enhance self confidence in achieving long lasting peace, prosperity and divine proximity of Almighty God leaving behind the pessimism, financial worry, loneliness, feeling of self-guilty etc. Though this book is written on the different principles of Krishna peached in the Gita, this is not a book to propagate any one of the religions prevailing all over the world. This book will help you live peacefully on earth getting rid of the complexity of life . One will find one's ultimate goal and the way one should follow to reach there without any hindrance in the social and spiritual life here as well as the life hereafter. The divinity of human soul must be felt through intensive reading of this book helping the reader to evaluate his innner capabilities already in him. You can value yourself enough to put your journey with stressfree, blissful way here and beyond the life hereafter giving the sense of immortality that should be the first and foremost aim and obje