Ego: Understanding the “self” is not a comforting read—it’s more like a confrontation with how we see ourselves. What stood out to me is how the book doesn’t treat ego as just arrogance or pride, but as something much deeper—our entire sense of identity. It keeps questioning the very idea of “I,” which can feel unsettling but also eye-opening. Instead of giving definitions, the book keeps peeling ... See More

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This morning, I started reading the book EGO. At first, I read just one chapter, but it immediately drew me in. I found myself going deeper, reading one chapter after another. Normally, I read only one or two pages before stopping, but this time, I was so engaged that I didn’t want to stop. The book holds up a mirror to the reader. Acharya Ji speaks about the ego—and the one reading the book is t... See More

This books helps to find the real I, nobody born nervous. Nobody is born under-confident, it's society who made this kind of us, this books to remove all the obstacles we gathered from society.

This is the best book to know oneself, the AHOM. Every chapters are eye opening and the way of explaining every topic by Acharya ji is so fabulous, you can go for it without thinking twice. Thank you so much Acharya ji for this masterpiece.

This book help to understand how ego operates within us and control us and to overcome