Unbox Yourself

Geethamani

ISBN 10: 1643249975 / ISBN 13: 9781643249971

Published by Notion Press, Inc., 2018

About this Item

PRINT ON DEMAND pp. 146.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Unbox Yourself
• Publisher: Notion Press, Inc.
• Publication Date: 2018
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1643249975
• ISBN 13: 9781643249971
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Ever wondered what it would be like to live life on your terms?

Ever wondered why your education, friends, career, love-life, marriage, children, money, travel, retirement, and spirituality are dictated to you by others’ perceptions?

Well! It’s time to stop waiting for life to get better and take matters into your hands.

Unbox Yourself talks to the average Kumaror Priya! (or Joe, if you like).It gives them(and others) ideas of breaking out of the metaphorical box that we are crammed into because we are made to live and choose based on what the world thinks we should do. Why let society draw up a blueprint for your life when you know better?

So join this quest for true happiness and freedom. It’s time to rip off the mask of a fake-life and courageously Unbox Yourself!

About the Author

Geethamani is a Yoga Teacher and an Art Therapist.

After having worked for nearly 10 years in the education field as a teacher/trainer, she had decided to call it quits upon realizing that the education field-with its focus on goals, increasing documentation, and high parental expectation which in turn put immense pressure on teachers and students-no longer held any relevance for her.

After having followed society's blueprint of life (standard formula of education, career, marriage), Geethamani realised that one can NEVER follow another person's blueprint of life. One has to draw up one's OWN plan and then go about living it. But of course, this requires a lot of insight and fortitude. So she quit her teaching job and went about travelling, discovering spirituality and herself in the process. She also discovered that teaching yoga, meditation, and art therapy was far more spiritually fulfilling than any other career.

Of course, this meant a lot of setbacks, especially financially. But then that was part of the territory. One had to shed off one's old skin (sometimes painfully) to get a new one. Society was a strong deterrent-as always! It had plenty of ideas on how she ought to live her life. But Geethamani chose to swim against the tide of opposition because sometimes Freedom and Self-discovery are more important than Society!