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Reviewed by Rabia Tanveer for Readers' Favorite
Living Tao: Timeless Principles for Everyday Enlightenment by Ilchi Lee is a book about Tao and how it affects your life. I have always been fascinated with Tao and how to apply it to life. This “way” of living is often described as an unattainable Nirvana. Here, Tao is believable, achievable and livable. Ilchi Lee explains this profound topic in a very simple and easy to remember manner. Sometimes books written on such topics can be dry and boring; however, this book kept me engaged till the end. It made me want to read it.
The book contains Lee's perspective of Tao and that is both enlightening and impressive. If there are some things about Tao you don’t understand, I would recommend reading this book because this will clear up your confusion in the best possible way. Also, Ilchi Lee uses different belief and life systems to support his view. For example, he showed the compatibility of Chakra and Tao while talking about the human body. This book will definitely help you understand your body, and how you can control it and make your life better.
After reading this book, my mind was in Zen mode. My thinking became clearer, my reflection was better, and I had a feeling of calm tranquility that was oddly peaceful. After living the past few days in a bout of indecision and depression, this book helped me understand myself and make my life a little better (or helped me make a resolution to do so).
