Conquering the Mind

Good thing about Eknath's book is his simple language and not diving deep into the spiritual spiritual aspects, which could easily make these kind of books far from a person who has not yet started his spiritual journey, or even not interested. Simple techniques given in this book could be followed by everyone (even the most busy ones who have no time ) to keep the mind in stead state that would help one to achieve higher goals. All an all a great book, a must read book for a person who has just started, or have plans, to start his spiritual journey. Even if one not interested in being deeply spiritual this book would still be useful.

Author writing is simple and aspiring. All his books are a good read especially one he wrote on Dhammapada. If you have not read that one, try.

This is really a good Book, can be read by person of any age This is quite an exceptional book. The core purpose of the book is to discover the art of training the mind how to respond to life's challenges. The mind can be changed and controlled through meditation. While the major focus on changing and controlling the mind is through meditation, there are many lessons to be learned even if you are not actively engaged in formal meditation. The writing is simple and conversational, but in its simplicity it leads one step-by-step through layers of insight. I re-read this book frequently, and make sure that everyone I care about has a copy. Everyone who reads it agrees with me as to its depth.

I don't have the caliber to rate this book. I would just say buy it before you blink twice.

Truly Mind-blowing and easy to understand language makes it an easy read...

The book is an easy read on a very difficult topic. It is specially good for those willing to have more clarity and will power.

Nice to read bit difficult to understand, overall worth reading J J Arya

A superb practice guide on getting hold of your mind and thereby living the coveted life full of happiness and contentment.