![]() I got lost in reading about Odysseus' struggle to get home and his longing for someone so strong, as his wife was, waiting for him. This epic poem was kind of difficult for me to get through, but it has a beautiful rhythm. I tried to hire a guy once, and I said, "Don't you have ambition to be bigger?" And he said, "No, I'm good." I had to respect that, but for me that was the wrong relationship. The story is a metaphor for life: I could go left or right, I could be stuck, or I could keep advancing. It's fiction-a guy travels to find a secret book that has a series of principles. Zukav is right: It may take lifetimes to learn. If every single person felt the same way about karma and intention, then the world gets fixed tomorrow. I believe in karma and doing the right thing even if it may not advance you as far as you want. This book made the most sense to me it's about the way you live your life. Growing up, I was always curious about religion. ![]() There are two books that I absolutely live my life by. ![]()
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