BookonLife

Lifeanswersthateveryoneislookingfor
Rev.2

Revision2:Dated6thSep2008

BookonLife

Page1of21

Author:
PrashantP.Shah(pshah.mumbai@gmail.com)
Copyright:
(C)2008PrashantP.Shah
LegalNotice:
Thisbookisunderpublicdomain.
Thisbookmaybefreelyreproduced,distributed,transmitted,
used,builtuponbyanyoneandeveryonewithoutpermissionforany
purpose,commercialornoncommercial,andinanyway,including
bymethodsthathavenotyetbeeninventedorconceived.
Theauthorshastakencareinthepreparationofthisbook,but
makenoexpressedorimpliedwarrantyofanykindandassumeno
responsibilityforerrorsoromissions.Noliabilityisassumed
forincidentalorconsequentialdamagesinconnectionwithor
arisingoutoftheuseoftheinformationorprogramscontained
herein.
Contact:
Website:http://thebookonlife.googlepages.com/
Email:pshah.mumbai@gmail.com

BookonLife

Page2of21

PREFACE
Noneoftheknowledgeismine.WhatIhavelearntisfromothers.You
willfindsuchsimilarideasinmanybooks.ButIwantedabookthatis
precise,simpletounderstand,makessenseandisfreelyavailableto
anyone.Astraighttothepointbook.Thisistheeffortofmanyyears,
boiled,purifiedandrefinedtotheverybasicprinciples.
Therearetoomanypeopletothankfor,fartoomanytoevenlistthem
downinthisbook.
ButIwouldliketothankthegreatestteacherofall:mymistakes.
EverythingthatIhavelearntovertheyearswerefrommyownmistakes
andfailures.

BookonLife

Page3of21

Chapter1:INRODUCTION
Iwrotethisbooktobeaguidetoothersinthejourneyoflife.
Itsjustaguidelinetobeunderstoodandfollowed.Somethingsmightnot
makesenseimmediatelyortheinterpretationofthereadermightbe
differentbutthebasicprinciplesremainthesamenomatterwhat.
Isuggestreaderstofollowthisjourneyasmallpartatatime.WhatI
amabouttopresenthereisextremelydifficultandcannotbedonewithin
adayoramonthorayear.Itwilltakeyearsofeffortandsacrifice.
Whatliesattheendofthisjourneywillbecomemoreclearasyou
progressdownthispath.
Ihopeyoumakegooduseofthisknowledgeanddistributeittoothersin
need.
Thisisgoingtobeajourneywithinyourself,soIwishgoodluckto
thosewhowanttoknowthetruth.

BookonLife

Page4of21

Chapter2:WORK
Workwithoutattachment.BhagavadGita
Donotseekoraskforthefruitsofyoureffort.
Workasititisyourdutytodoit.
Askyourselfeveryday"IfIdidntgetpaidtodothis,willIstillbe
doingthis?"
Dowhatyoumust.
Donotseekwhatyoucangetoutofit,ratherhowmuchcanyougive.
Itisingivingthatonereceivespeace.
Donottrytocontrol,ortowinortohorde.
Doitbecauseyoureallyreallywanttodoit.
Amanwhoseeksthefruitsofhiseffortisforevercaughtinthetrapof
delusion,wantinganddesires.
Amanshouldnotcarewhogetsthecreditsforit.
Amanshouldnotcarewhatmoneyhewillgetforitinreturn.
Amanshouldnotcarewhathegainsoutofit.
Amanwhogivesuphisownpersonaldesiresandthinksaboutthegreater
good,willalwaysenjoyhiswork.
Amanmustworkforthebenefitofothersandthesociety.Hemustuse
hisskillsforbettermentofthesocietyratherthantojustserve
himself.
Everyoneborninthisworld,havebeengivenaspecificpurpose.Itisa
man'sdutytofindthatoutandcompleteitinthebestpossibleway.He
hasalsobeengivenskillsthatwillassisthimthecompletionofhis
duty.Bygettingcaughtinthetrapofdesiresheforgetshisreal
duties.
Itisfarbettertofailinyourownduty,thantodoothersduty.

BookonLife

Page5of21

Chapter3:DESIRE
Desireistherootcauseofman'ssuffering.Buddha
Whenadesirearises,amanbecomesattachedtoit.
Ifhegetsit,hefeelshappy,thenhewantsmore.Ifhedoesnotgetit,
hefeelssadandblamesothersforit.
Itsaendlesscycle.
Onceamanhasahighpayingjob,hewantsabiggerhouse,thenacar,
thengoodclothes,thennewfurnituretomatchthestatusofhislife,
thenmoremoneyisneeded,thenhewantstojoinclubhouses,thenhe
wantsanotherhouse,thensomemoremoney,thenmore...theneverending
cycle.
Onceamangetstrappedinthecycleofdesiresandwantingthenisno
peaceforhim.Helooseshissleepandpatience,runningafteronething
oranotherallhislife.
Amanwhoisfreeofallpersonaldesiresandwantsisahappyman.

BookonLife

Page6of21

Chapter4:OTHERS
Amandoesnotwantanything.
Theonlyreasonhewantssomethingisbecauseothersarehavingit.
Heisalwaysengagedincomparisonwithothers.

Ihavesomuchmoney,thatpersonhassomuchmore.

Ilooklikethis,thatpersonisbetterlookingthanme.

Ihavefewfriends,thatpersonissoluckysincehehasmore
wealthyandinfluentialfriends.

Ihaveasmallerhouses,thatpersonhasabiggerandabetter
house.

Ihavesuchclothes,thatpersonisbetterdressedthanme.

Iamnoteducatedorintelligentlikeothers,thatpersonisbetter
educatedandintelligentthanme.

Myfatherispoor,thatperson'sfatherismorefamousandrich.

Thatotherpersonissomuchsmarterthanme.

Thatotherpersonissomuchbetterthanme.

Thatotherpersonhassomanyfriends.

ThatotherpersonhassomethingthatIdonthave...

Andsoonandonitgoesforever.Neversatisfiedwithwhathehas,aman
seesothershavingmorethanhim,hewantsmoreandmore.
Thishekeepsdoingeveryday.Intherealityhedoesnotwantabigger
house,cars,etcbutsincesomeoneelsehasit,hetoowantstohaveit.
Thisleadstogreed,jealousyandenvy.
Althoughhesaysnicewordstoothers,butinhishearthedoesnotlike
otherswhoarebetterthanhim.
Heonlyfeelsbetterwhenheisatthetop.Nooneelseisabovehimin
anyway.Assoonassomeonehas0.001%morethanhehashedoesnot
likeit.
Thisleadstocompetitionandaracetowin.
Hewhoiscontentwithhimselfisatpeace.
BookonLife

Page7of21

Chapter5:DARKJUNGLEOFLIFE
Lifeislikeadarkjungleandherearetheenemiesofamanthatheis
goingtomeetinhisjourneywhichhemustconqueronhisown.

Greed

Anger

Lust

Egotism

Falsehood

Deception

Lying

Stealing

Dishonesty

Cheating

Cruelty

Killing

Pride

Arrogance

Conceit

Vanity

Jealousy

Envy

Sloth

Impatience

Indecision

Selfishness

Revenge

Hate

Wrath

Gluttony

Idleness

Attachment

Therearemore,itsnotpossibletolistallofthemhere,butIhave
listedthemajorones,thefirstthreebeingthebiggestenemiesofall.

BookonLife

Page8of21


Whereevenoneoftheaboveenemyispresent,othersareboundtobe
found.Thereareextremelydifficulttolocateandremovesincetheyare
hiddenwithinthemanhimself.Theyareliketermitesthateatupaman
frominside.Ittakesamanawayfromhistruedutiesandleadshimtoa
falsematerialisticlifewhichalwaysendsupindisaster.
Amindfilledwithsuchimpuritiesisalwaysagitated.
Everymanmustcrossthisdarkjungleoflifeonhisown.Noonecanhelp
himinthisprocess.
Amanmusttakeathroughnoteofhimselfatendofeverymonthtosee
whichoneoftheseenemiesisstillpresent.
Belowisaroughdescriptionofeachoneofthemtoassisthiminthis
process.
Greed

Greedistheselfishdesirefororpursuitofmoney,wealth,power,
food,orotherpossessions,especiallywhenthisdeniesthesame
goodstoothers.

Anexcessivedesiretoacquireorpossessmorethanwhatoneneeds
ordeserves,especiallywithrespecttomaterialwealth.

Aselfishandexcessivedesireformoreofsomething(asmoney)than
isneeded.

Anger

Angerisanemotionalstatethatmayrangefromminorirritationto
intenserage.

Lust

Lustisanyintensedesireorcravingforgratificationand
excitement.

Intenseorunrestrainedsexualcraving.

Tohaveanintenseorobsessivedesire,especiallyonethatis
sexual.

Egotism

Thetendencytospeakorwriteofoneselfexcessivelyand
boastfully.

Aninflatedorexaggeratedsenseofone'sownimportance.

Thepracticeofthought,speech,andconductexpressinghighself
regardorselfexaltation,usuallywithoutskepticismorhumility.

Thepracticeoftalkingaboutoneselftoomuch.

Egotismisthemotivationtomaintainandenhancefavorableviewsof
self.Egotismmeansplacingoneselfatthecenterofone'sworld
withnodirectconcernforothers.

BookonLife

Page9of21


Falsehood

Anuntruestatement;alie.

Thepracticeoflying.

Absenceoftruthoraccuracy.

Deception

Deceptionistheactofconvincinganothertobelieveinformation
thatisnottrue,ornotthewholetruthasincertaintypesof
halftruths.

Deceptioninvolvesconceptslikepropaganda,distractionand/or
concealment.

Trickingothersforownpersonalgain.

Lying

Topresentfalseinformationwiththeintentionofdeceiving.

Toconveyafalseimageorimpression.

StealingorTheft

Theftistheillegaltakingofanotherperson'spropertywithout
thatperson'sfreelygivenconsent.

Dishonesty

Lackofhonestyorintegrity.

Astheactortoactwithouthonesty;alackofprobity,tocheat,
lyingorbeingdeliberatelydeceptive;lackinginintegrity;tobe
knavish,perfidious,corruptortreacherous;charlatanismor
quackery.

Cheating

Todeceivebytrickery;swindle.

Todeprivebytrickery;defraud.

Tomislead;fool.

Toactdishonestly;practicefraud.

Toviolaterulesdeliberately.

Cheatingisanactoflying,deception,fraud,trickery,imposture,
orimposition.Cheatingcharacteristicallyisemployedtocreatean
unfairadvantage,usuallyinone'sowninterest,andoftenatthe
expenseofothers.Cheatingimpliesthebreakingofrules.

Cruelty

Something,suchasacruelactorremark,thatcausespainor
suffering.

Crueltycanbedescribedasindifferencetosuffering,andeven
positivepleasureininflictingit.

Killing

Tokill,killingortohavekilledmeanstocausethedeathofa
livingorganism.

BookonLife

Page10of21

Todepriveoneoflife.

Pride

Prideisaloftyviewofone'sselforone'sown.

Inordinateselfesteem.

Delightorelationarisingfromsomeact,possession,or
relationship.

Arrogance

Anattitudeofsuperioritymanifestedinanoverbearingmannerorin
presumptuousclaimsorassumptions.

Excessivepride.

Conceit

Afavorableandespeciallyundulyhighopinionofone'sown
abilitiesorworth.

Arrogance

Anattitudeofsuperioritymanifestedinanoverbearingmannerorin
presumptuousclaimsorassumptions.

Excessivepride.

Vanity

Excessiveorinflatedprideinone'sappearanceoraccomplishments.

Excessivebeliefinone'sownabilitiesorattractivenesstoothers.

Seekingadmirationforoneslooksorachievements

Jealousy

Jealousytypicallyreferstothethoughts,feelings,andbehaviors
thatoccurwhenapersonbelievesavaluedrelationshipisbeing
threatenedbyarival.Thisrivalmayormaynotknowthatheorshe
isperceivedasathreat.

Intolerantofrivalryorunfaithfulness.

Disposedtosuspectrivalryorunfaithfulness.

Hostiletowardarivaloronebelievedtoenjoyanadvantage.

Envy

Afeelingofdiscontentandresentmentarousedbyandinconjunction
withdesireforthepossessionsorqualitiesofanother.

Painfulorresentfulawarenessofanadvantageenjoyedbyanother
joinedwithadesiretopossessthesameadvantage.

Envymaybedefinedasanemotionthat"occurswhenapersonlacks
another'ssuperiorquality,achievement,orpossessionandeither
desiresitorwishesthattheotherlackedit."

Sloth

Aversiontoworkorexertion;laziness;indolence.

Disinclinationtoactionorlabor.

BookonLife

Page11of21


Impatience

Restlessorshortoftemperespeciallyunderirritation,delay,or
opposition.

Eagerlydesirous.

Selfishness

Concernedchieflyoronlywithoneself.

Seekingorconcentratingonone'sownadvantage,pleasure,orwell
beingwithoutregardforothers.

Selfishnessdenotestheprecedencegiveninthoughtordeedtothe
self,i.e.,selfinterestorselfconcern.Itistheactofplacing
one'sownneedsordesiresabovetheneedsordesiresofothers.

Arisingfromconcernwithone'sownwelfareoradvantagein
disregardofothers.

Revenge

Theactoftakingvengeanceforinjuriesorwrongs;retaliation.

Toinflictpunishmentinreturnforinjuryorinsult.

Revenge(alsovengeance,retribution,orvendettaamongstothers)
consistsprimarilyofretaliationagainstapersonorgroupin
responsetoarealorperceivedwrongdoing.

Hate

Hatredorhateisawordthatdescribesintensefeelingsofdislike.
Itcanbeusedinawidevarietyofcontexts,fromhatredof
inanimateobjectstohatredofotherpeople.

Wrath

Describedasinordinateanduncontrolledfeelingsofhatredand
anger.

Gluttony

Overindulgenceandoverconsumptionoffood,drink,orintoxicants
tothepointofwaste.

Excessineatingordrinking.

Greedyorexcessiveindulgence.

Idleness

Idlenessmeanstheactofdoingnothingornowork.

Apersonwhospendshisdaysdoingnothingofrelativeimportance.

Attachment

Exaggeratednotwantingtobeseparatedfromsomeoneorsomething.

Attachmenttopeople,places,things,wealth,status,etc.

Onceyoustartdownthedarkpath,foreverwillitdominateyour
destiny,consumeyouitwill..."Yoda(StarWars)

BookonLife

Page12of21

Chapter6:SENSEORGANS
Thereare5senseorgans:

Sight(eyes)

Touch(skin)

Hearing(ears)

Taste(tongue)

Smell(nose)

Amanmustlearntocontrolthesenseorgans.Hemustmakehimselfthe
masterofhissensesandbeabletocontrolthematwill.
Belowarefewexamplesthatshowhowaman'ssenseorgansgooutof
control:

Ifamanseesomethingpleasurable,thenadesiretoownitarises.

Ifamansmellssomethingdelicious,hismouthstartswateringanda
desiretoeatitarises.

Ifamantasteadeliciousdish,hewantsmoreagainandagain.

Ifamanhearsanicemelody,hefeelsbetterforsometime.

Ifamancomesincontactwithapleasurableitem,hewantsmoreof
it.

Senseorgansblindamantoreality.Amanbecomesaslavetohissenses.
Sensesareverystrongandhardtocontrol.Theyarelikewildhorses
runningafteronethingoranother.
Amanmustbeabletowithdrawfromhissenseorganslikeatortoise
withdrawsinhisshell.
Hemustbeselfrestraininfood,speech,spending,sleepandallother
formsofsenseenjoyments.Takingonlywhathemust,andgivingbackall
hecan.
Asteadandresolutedeterminationisrequired.

BookonLife

Page13of21

Chapter7:REALNEEDSANDWANTS
Whatdoesamanneedforsurvivalinthisworld?
Foodtoeat
Placetolive
Clothestowear
Education
Toolstodohisjob
Butwhatdoesamanwant?
Expensiveclothes
Clubmemberships
Ahugehouse
Lotsofexpensivecars
ExpensiveHolidays
Ahighlysuccessfulbusiness
Hugelandstoown
Gardens,Farmhouses,etc
AlmostEverything!
Aman'swantshavegonewaybeyondhisrealneeds.Hisdailyexpenses
keeprisingeveryday.Hekeepsbuyingthingsthathedoesn'tneed.He
wantstoowneverythingandruleoverthisplanet.
Thishasleadtofewpeoplewhohavealotmorethantheyneedandmany
peoplenothavingeventhebasicnecessityoflife.Thishasleadof
everyonegrabbingeverythingthattheycanlaytheirhandson.Amadrace
toownandpossess.Amadraceforsuccess,power,fameandmaterial
wealthwhichanywayamanisgoingtoleavebehindafterhisdeath.
AmadracetoaccumulatethingsinhislifethatwhichhehasNOreal
needof.
Allhislifeisspentinearning,accumulating,spendingandconsumption.
Houses,cars,electronicgizmo's,clothes,toys,etc.Inordertoget
suchthingshehastolieandcheatwithothers.
Amanwastefood,money,time,etc...justforhisownpleasureand
enjoymentandturnhisheadsawayfromtheproblemsofothers.Livinga
veryselfishandselfcenteredlife.
Thereisenoughforeveryone,ifamanunderstandshisownrealneedsand

BookonLife

Page14of21


livesaccordingly.Onlytakingthatwhatheneedsandlettherestpass
by.
Ifamancontrolhisneedsandliveaccordingly,nothavingany
extravaganceeveryonecanlivepeacefullyinthisworld.
Hereareafewstepstofollow:
Makenoteoftheexpensesyoumakeandremovetheonesthatarenot
needed.
Keepaexpensediary.
Takeaccountofthingsinyourhouseandgiveawaywhatyoudontuse
orhavenoneedforit.
Makeyourlifesimple.
Beforeyoubuyanything,makesurethatyoureallyneedit.
Amanshouldnottrytobeatothersinthisgame,orcomparehisown
wealthwithothers.
Havingmorethanwhathereallyneeds,willleadhimtoalotofanguish,
frustrationandproblemslatterinlife.
Amanshouldlivealifeofcontentandhardwork.
Firstoff,Imactuallyperfectlywelloff.Iliveinagoodsized
house,withaniceyard,withdeeroccasionallyshowingupandeatingthe
roses(mywifelikestherosesmore,Ilikethedeermore,sowedont
reallymind).Ivegotthreekids,andIknowIcanpayfortheir
education.WhatmoredoIneed?Thethingis,beingagoodprogrammer
actuallypaysprettywell;beingacknowledgedasbeingworldclasspays
evenbetter.Isimplydidntneedtostartacommercialcompany.Andits
justabouttheleastinterestingthingIcanevenimagine.Iabsolutely
hatepaperwork.IcouldnttakecareofemployeesifItried.Acompany
thatIstartedwouldneverhavesucceededitssimplynotwhatIm
interestedin!Soinstead,Ihaveaverygoodlife,doingsomethingthat
Ithinkisreallyinteresting,andsomethingthatIthinkactually
mattersforpeople,notjustme.Andthatmakesmefeelgood.Linus
Torvalds,creatorandchiefarchitectoftheLinuxkernel.

BookonLife

Page15of21

Chapter8:BRAINISJUSTATOOL
Brainofmanisjustatoolthatisprovidedforsurvivalandcreation.
Butamanuseshisbrainto:
Makingplanstofulfillhisselfishdesires
Findloopholesinthesystemforhisownexploitationandgains
Planninganddoingallthewrongacts
Makingplansofharmingothers
Makingplansofdestruction
Amanmustunderstandthatthebrainisjustapartofbody.Itisthe
controlcenterofallbodilyfunctionsandthought.Itisnotmeantfor
makingplansforexploitationofothers,neitherforselfenjoymentnor
foronesselfservingpurposes.
"Aknifecanbeusedbyarobbertokillapersonandthesameknifecan
beusedbyadoctortosaveaperson'slife."
Thisisthesamethingthatappliesforaman'sbrain.Eitheramancan
useittodowrong,orrightwithit.
Doingtherightthingwithitistherightandproperuseofit.
Alwaysaskthesequestions:
"WhetherwhatIamabouttodoisgoingtohelpothers?"
"WhetherwhatIamabouttodoistherightthingtodo?"
Doingtherightthingswillbringamanpeaceandhappinessanddoing
wrongwillagitatehimandothers.Thiswillleadtoallsortofdiseases
andproblemslaterinhislife.Amanmustbeverycarefulofwhathe
thinks,says,hears,seesanddoes.Everythingwillleaveaimpressionon
him.
Whatwehavedoneforourselvesalonedieswithus;whatwehavedone
forothersandtheworldremainsandisimmortal.AlbertPike

BookonLife

Page16of21

Chapter9:CONSCIENCE
Amanmustalwaysfollowhisownconscience,hisinnervoice.
Wheneveramanisgoingtowardswrong,hisconsciencewillalwaysstop
him.Butamanrefusestolistentoit,thinkingthatheismoresmarter.
Aman'sconscienceisneverwrong.Italwaysshowstherightpath.Aman
mustalwaysdowhateveragreeswithhisownconscience,judgmentand
commonsense.
Blindlyfollowingotherswillleadamanintoawrongpath.
Amanmustlearntobepatientandtrusthisconscience.
Amanmustmakehisconsciencehismoralcompasstonavigatehimthrough
life.
Amancanescapehispunishmentfromthecourtsoflawusinghismoney
andpower,buthisconscienceneverforgivesawrongdeeddone.Hisown
innervoicewillkeephurtinghimforallthewrongthathehasdone.
TheonlytyrantIacceptinthisworldisthe'stillsmallvoice'
withinMahatmaGandhi
ThereisnopillowsosoftasaclearconscienceFrenchproverb

BookonLife

Page17of21

Chapter10:MATERIALWEALTH
Accumulationofmoneydoesnogood.
Neitherdoessuccessorwinninghasanyrealmeaning.
Donotlookatthepossessionofothers.
Amanwhoworksforthebettermentofsociety,ratherthanhisown
successisfarsuperiorandintelligent.
Gettinggoodgradesincollegeandusingtheknowledgeforonesown
desireandachievementsisdisaster.
Knowledgewhichdoesnorbringpeaceandhappinesstoselfandothersis
notworthkeeping.
Strivenottobeamanofsuccess,ratherstrivetobeamanofvalue.
AlbertEinstein
Knowingthatsuccessandfailureisjustastateofmind,oneshould
alwayskeephismindsteadyfastinboth.Neithergettinghappywhen
successful,norbecomingsadinfailureamanmustnotconcernhimself
withsuchdelusionsofnature.
Attachmenttoworldlyobjects(houses,cars,phones,clothes,looks,
fame,fortune,money,prestige,society,etc)willleadtosuffering.
Amanshouldforgettheveryconceptofpossessionandownership.
Amancannotownanythinginthisworldforever.Whenhedieshehasto
leaveeverythingbehind.Soheshouldnotspendhislifeintheuseless
pursuitofacquiringthingsthathedoesnotneedbutrathershould
thinkofwhatservicecanherenderforhumanitythatwillserve
everyone.

BookonLife

Page18of21

Chapter11:LEARNING
Onlyalearnedmanisabletohelpthesocietyinabetterway.
Amanmustdevotesometimeeverydaytolearning.
Anywasteoftimeisveryharmful.
Amanshouldnotbetotallydependentonotherstoteachhimsomething.
Hemusttakeapersonalresponsibilitytowardslearning.
Themoreamanknows,thebetterwayhewillbeabletoservethe
society.
Donotlearnjusttoearnmoney,ortogainsuccessandfame.Such
selfishlearningisofnouse.
Anyonewhostoplearningisold,whetherattwentyorateightyHenry
Ford

BookonLife

Page19of21

Chapter12:FINALTHOUGHTS
Amanshouldbeunmovedincriticismorpraise
Neithershouldhebeconcernwithvictory,norwithdefeat
Neitherhatenorloveswayshismind
Neitherdoeshegetsdictatedbyemotions
Neitherdoesheseekpleasure,noravoidsdiscomforts
Neitherdoeshegetangry,norfeelssad
Neithergreedofmoneynorpowercanchangehisway
Neitherdoeshebecomeaslave,nordoesheenslaveanyone
Looksatapieceofgoldandarockwithanequaleye
Nevermakesenemyofhisfellowbeings,normakesfunofothers
Correctshisownmistakesfirst,ratherthanlookingatthemistakesof
others
Treatsotherswithcourtesyandrespect,richorpoor
Doeswhatisright
Livesforbettermentofsocietyandothers
Freeofallattachmentsanddesire
...isahappyman

BookonLife

Page20of21

Chapter14:THEEND
Thisisaveryshortandpreciseguide.Ihavetriedtokeepitassimple
aspossiblesothatanyonecanunderstandit.

Donotbelieveinwhatotherssayordo,orwhatiswrittenin
books.Alwaysuseyourowncommonsenseaboveeverythingelse.Know
thistobethegreatestwisdomofall.
Thisbookisnotyetfinished...morerefinementisneededwhichIhopeto
doitincomingyears.

BookonLife

Page21of21