Immortal Talks: Book 1 Paperback – January 1, 2017

This books is amazing, the words used are so simple and the transition from one chapter is very smooth and it reminds of the previous readings ....... So much to take from this book every word used is just life changing and it really shows what we are as humans ......it really reflects me as what im made of .....so much to absorb from this book .This is the one best book i have ever read again and again.The last chapter where Lord hanuman gives a brief about the concept of surrahs and asurrahs is something which really gave me knowledge in terms of daily good and bad we do.

Deep insights I to subtle truths that change your perspective on life altogether. So grateful that this book found me

There are books that not only transport you into a whole new world, but that also transform you. This is such a book. The story reminds me a little of The Bhagavad Gita, The Ashtavakra Gita, some of the Upanishads and the Ramayana, in that there is a King or leader who is not yet fully enlightened or awakened, but is wiser and more mature than the rest of his community. Then there is God who arrives in a particular form to aid the main protagonists on their journey to awakening and freedom from suffering.A part of the story that really hooked me, had the flavor of the eeriness espoused in old episodes of The Twilight Zone, Unsolved Mysteries, and The Outer Limits. You are forced to wonder the nature of consciousness itself. How it isn’t really something solid or static at all. How perception is ultimately plastic. Coherency, subject to distortion. What feels so real and solid, is anything but. It put a spin on the possibility of reincarnation that I had never considered. It forced my eyes wide open and gave me chills.The highlight, for me, was this very simple but tremendously powerful analogy of a mermaid. It so clearly highlighted how bondage begins for us. How we identify with certain patterns and get pulled into the depths of limitation and subjective imprisonment, emotional slavery.I purchased this book because of its over 300 high-star reviews. Within the first few pages, it became clear why so many people loved it. I did too! And for the price, you definitely cannot go wrong!P.S. if you are wondering why I didn't give it a perfect, five stars. It is because the body of the book was so good that I was expecting a jolting, powerful ending. The ending, to be perfectly honest, wasn't that great.

I came across this book while browsing for something else. I bought it on impulse and finished it with 24 hours. It is an easy read because it is like a story. But to truly glean the full meaning I will have to read it more than once. Some things mentioned in the book about souls moving in and out, even different souls occupying your body temporarily, and also the surrahs and asurrahs and how they feed on your emotions freaked me out ! This book has given me so much to think about.

I just finished reading this book . Although small but I took some days to read it as I found myself getting engulfed while and after reading every chapter. And in the end I feel I will have to read it again. The book seem to be conveying some important messages which will be received as per the receiving ability of the reader.All in all .... kind of interesting read .

I have never heard these stories. They are so in depth and soulful that I cannot help but to explore this deeper. Such an incredible read, which I'm sure I'll do again. If not for pleasure then a better understanding

Profound knowledge shared in form of simple stories. Strongly recommended to be read not once but multiple times for soaking in the knowledge.

This book starts of with great potential. Somehow through the way it feels a bit contrived not what a book on spirituality should be. It doesn't flow effortlessly. It is an intriguing book and I would like to read the sequel but it's not a book that is a life changer. But it can be a good intriguing read.