Member Reviews
The premise of this book was sooo up my street. I loved the idea and the themes within the book - but I actually found this book to be quite difficult to read. It was very dense, and took a while to get through. Some of the ideas were very complicated.
Overall I liked this book, but would have preferred something that was easier to digest.
Helena Land's "The Destiny Book: Rediscovering the Mother of Spirituality" was a fascinating read. It's only a little over 300 pages, but it packs so much thought-provoking information. I spent a lot of time within the pages and may go back and reread this again. There were a few things that still seemed a bit over my head that I'd like to understand more.
I found the section on selfishness and the idea of self as the sole source of our destiny very interesting. As well as her discussions on ethics, morals, and goodness. Land offers suggested books to read for further understanding, such as Aristotle's "Nicomachean Ethics" to dive deeper into moral choice and personal accountability. She also offers many references to Plato, Descartes, Freud, Jung, and more throughout the book.
"The Destiny Book" made me think more about my place in this world, my choices, connections, karma, and the direction of my path/destiny. I enjoyed it!
Thank you, #NetGalley, #HelenaLind, and #IdentityPublications, for the ARC in exchange for my honest review. I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
as someone with spiritual psychosis in my history, including revolving around twin flames, and being an atheist for most of my life despite being in a religious atmosphere, this book perfectly encompassed not just destiny, but how I really feel.
The Destiny Book by Helena Lind is a fascinating exploration of the concept of destiny and its profound impact on our lives. Through a blend of historical insights, personal anecdotes, and spiritual reflections, Lind takes readers on a journey from ancient times to modern interpretations of destiny. I appreciated how accessible her writing is, making complex ideas easy to grasp while still encouraging deep thought. Reading this book helped me reflect on my own beliefs about destiny and the choices we make, leaving me feeling inspired and enlightened.
✨ Ever wondered if your life is guided by something bigger? The Destiny Book is like a treasure map for your soul! Helena Lind dives deep into the mystical world of destiny, weaving together stories from ancient cultures to modern-day insights. I loved how it made me rethink my own journey and the forces that shape it. This isn’t just a book; it’s a life-changing adventure that helps you see the magic in your own story. If you’re curious about the cosmic connections in your life, you’ve got to check this out! 🌌📖