Cách Xử Thế Xưa Và Nay - Tập 1 (Tái Bản 9/2015) tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Tom Fischer _om_ischer — Studied it in conjunction with some practical martial arts training - though it did provide some insights similar to Sun Tzu's Art of War, it is not at all useful for personal life application. Heavily influenced by Shinto/Buddhist traditions, Musashi (though I am not certain whether he is himself a participant of any Eastern Religion) the famed swordsman was a reputed loner, living a life of disciplined solitude. If you want to live in the woods away from all civilisation and hone your trusty sword, please read it and apply it to your heart's content. If you want to practice competitive martial arts the 'Eastern way', this book is a helpful contribution. If you want to live life to the fullest......... Ignore it completely.

Jeyan Cakirlar jeyancakir7ae5 — I loved this book! It follows the stories of 4 Jordanian cousins, and the chapters jump through each of their stories. I never get tired of any of them. 3 of the cousins have moved to America, and 1 of them remains behind in Jordan. It seems as though this author was writing specifically for a more Western audience. She does a great job of balancing a world for the reader which makes you see clearly some of the differences and similarities between your own culture and theirs. Also, she does challenge some of the readers own ideas, but without alienating them. (ahem! In the Name of God ahem!)Woot. Read it.

Mesut Mesut mesutagn — This was a really quick read. It only took me two hours (and I am a slow reader). Don't get bogged down by the fact that she speaks of women's role of mother, housekeeper, take care of husband, etc. Remember it was written decades ago. There is an 'update' at the end of the book. It is obvious that she is aware of women and their new role in the family and the world. She relates stories while on a vacation at the beach and from the perspective of the shells that she finds there. I love the beach, so I was quite at home reading her stories. This book is a reminder to slow down, cherish your life, remember what is important in life, and what is 'not' important in life.