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[Kaidynn frazier]

I absolutely enjoyed reading this book. It was packed with lots of wisdom and vast knowledge and insights about the philosophy of life.

[Sushan]

I absolutely enjoyed reading this book. It was packed with lots of wisdom and vast knowledge and insights about the philosophy of life.

Thank you for your input. Was there anything particular that interested you or anything that you found specifically helpful for you personally (or resonate with you)?

[Nazma P]

The book, without a doubt, has a very strong foundation. The message of conscious love it conveys is very enlightening and felt like an eye-opener for me. I gained immense insights about what it truly means to be free. I felt I now know myself better and that inner peace and self-discipline are just in the present and right here for me to be free. The suggestions are beautifully curated, and the truths the book speaks are simply amazing.

But the reason I didn't give it a perfect rating is because of the execution of the content. I felt there were numerous repetitions, and some parts felt overly extended. For example, the start of the chapter "Humpty Dumpty : Let's put you back together again," the first two paragraphs of this chapter, repeats everything the previous chapter, "Your clothes, figurative or otherwise," discussed. I can understand it was meant to refresh the content in the previous chapter, but it can be done much more concisely rather than repeating that much. This is just one example; similar repetition can be found throughout the book. I feel like the content can be explained in a much more straightforward manner rather than overexplaining. This is just what I personally felt while reading. This affected my overall engagement with the book. And that's why I rate it 4 out of 5 stars. Nonetheless, this is a great book with immense potential.

[Sushan]

The book, without a doubt, has a very strong foundation. The message of conscious love it conveys is very enlightening and felt like an eye-opener for me. I gained immense insights about what it truly means to be free. I felt I now know myself better and that inner peace and self-discipline are just in the present and right here for me to be free. The suggestions are beautifully curated, and the truths the book speaks are simply amazing.

But the reason I didn't give it a perfect rating is because of the execution of the content. I felt there were numerous repetitions, and some parts felt overly extended. For example, the start of the chapter "Humpty Dumpty : Let's put you back together again," the first two paragraphs of this chapter, repeats everything the previous chapter, "Your clothes, figurative or otherwise," discussed. I can understand it was meant to refresh the content in the previous chapter, but it can be done much more concisely rather than repeating that much. This is just one example; similar repetition can be found throughout the book. I feel like the content can be explained in a much more straightforward manner rather than overexplaining. This is just what I personally felt while reading. This affected my overall engagement with the book. And that's why I rate it 4 out of 5 stars. Nonetheless, this is a great book with immense potential.

Thank you for the insight and the valuable feedback. Scott will find this feedback useful when going for future editions of his book.

[Sushan]

The book was fantastic; I learned so much about the book. I was not expecting a nonfictional book to be this educative and interesting; I really enjoyed every bit of the book. 

I am glad that you enjoyed the book. Would you mind sharing with us anything particular that you liked about or resonated with you?

[Sushan]

The book is thought-provoking and insightful. Those who are not afraid to challenge or defend their long-held beliefs and ideas will find it even more interesting. I like how the author invites the entire human race to a dialogue that is mind-opening and controversial. Moreover, he emphasizes the need to co-exist under the unity of peace and love.

I agree. If anyone reads this book with an open mind, there is so much that he/she can gain from it. And the insight it gives on how all the human kind is connected is truly mesmerizing.