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Destiny Who's in Charge?

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 The issue has puzzled thinkers and laypersons alike for generations! What really is destiny? Can we change it at all?


we talk about fate, yet we make plans and promises. We blame our circumstances when things don't go our way, yet we jump to claim credit even when things 'just happen' to be in our favour. But if what is to happen will happen regardless, then why bother making any efforts whatsoever? What is the secret of changing, or going beyond destiny...without fighting it?


In this book Swamiji reveals the answers with impeccable logic(and humour) , providing a bridge from the wisdom of the ancient to the confusion of our disbelieving times.

Genre: Religion, Hinduism
Format: Paperback Bunko
Published: 2018
Pages: 60
Publisher: Central Chinmaya Mission Trust
ISBN: 9788175976832

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