BOOK REVIEW: THE MIRACLE OF MEDITATION BY RYUHO OKAWA

29951415.jpgThe Miracle of Meditation by Ryuho Okawa

Published October 4, 2016

Paperback, 224 pages

MY GOODREADS RATING 3.5/5 STARS

(Thanks to Netgalley & Irh Press, I received an eARC)

 

GOODREADS SYNOPSIS:

There is more to meditation than simply sitting quietly and emptying our mind. When we look within and practice contemplative meditation, we will be able to connect to a higher world, and receive inspirations and guidance to live a better life. This book introduces various types of meditation, including calming meditation, purposeful meditation, reading meditation, reflective meditation, and meditation to communicate with heaven. Through reading and practicing meditation in this book, we can experience the miracle of meditation, which is to start living a life of peace, happiness, and success. With how-tos and answers to common questions about meditation, this simple but profound book will awaken your soul and encourage you to start living a more mindful, positive, and fulfilled life.

 

MY THOUGHTS: 

Meditation is a pretty common practice as of late, and I for one am a huge fan of it. I’ve only been practicing for a few months and enjoy reading more on the subject often. I though this book was very helpful to me, but was a bit confused during some examples of different types of meditations covered throughout this book. I think that had a lot to do with the wording, but eventually I found myself deciphering the book much easier.

I feel like this is a good book to read if you’ve already been practicing meditation, since it goes a bit deeper into different techniques. I’m not sure I would recommend this one to someone just looking to start out. I absolutely love the sections where common questions were answered. I saw quite a few that have been running through my mind recently. If you need some positive takes on meditation though, I would definitely consider this book.

46 thoughts on “BOOK REVIEW: THE MIRACLE OF MEDITATION BY RYUHO OKAWA

  1. I never find that I have time to meditate these days, a simple sit down with a ‘lazy’ film is my way to reflect hah! but thank you for recommending this book x

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  2. Meditation is probably the only thing that keeps me calm nowadays lol. I’ve read a few books on meditation in the past and honestly I find that it’s helped me grow and become more introspective. I do agree with you that sometimes the wording can be a little confusing in these kind of books, I think that’s what puts people off of meditating x

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