Walking Wisdom: Three Generations, Two Dogs, and the Search for a Happy Life Audiobook (Free)

As far back as he may remember, each day of his life someone has asked Gotham Chopra what it had been prefer to have Deepak Chopra as a dad. They wished to know if Gotham is a master practitioner of the Seven Religious Laws of Success, whether he is in Perfect Health, if he meditates all day-in short, if he lives the perfect spiritual existence. The answer is definitely no.

Gotham loves to consider himself pretty regular, but he acknowledges that he and his sister were subjected to the deepest reservoirs of about Taking walks Wisdom: Three Years, Two Dogs, and the Search for a Happy Lifestyle knowledge that his dad could find, in the Bible to biology, the Gita to THE FANTASTIC Gatsby. Gotham spent his youth learning about attention and wisdom, open-mindedness and interest. In thinking back on those lessons, and of the numerous teachers he has had in his lifestyle, three come to mind. One, predictably, is definitely his father. Others, not predictably, are the family canines: Cleo and Nicholas.

A dad himself now, Gotham is charged with the importance of his new role, and the necessity to contemplate what values and intelligence he may impart to his kid. It required grandfather Deepak some time to warm-up to the puppy Cleo, but steadily he found in Cleo the embodiment of the philosophies he offers written about in his eighty or so books. Deepak identifies twelve canine characteristics in Cleo that we would all be well offered to nurture in ourselves: joy and playfulness, innocence, devotion and trust, unconditional like, companionship, intuition, acceptance of grief and reduction, forgiveness, one-pointed intention and attention, present moment recognition, unfoundedness, communion and higher assistance.