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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. OFF TRACK, NOT OFF COURSEIn a world that praises ambition and achievement, career derailment can feel like personal failure. Whether due to layoffs, burnout, restructuring, rejection, or unforeseen life events, most people will-at some point-find themselves off the path they once envisioned. "Off Track, Not Off Course" is a compassionate, insightful, and practical guide for navigating the emotional and professional turbulence that follows.This book begins by addressing the shock and grief that accompany career disruption. It urges readers to pause, rather than panic, and to honor their emotional state. Through reflective exercises and real-life examples, readers are encouraged to give themselves permission to heal, rather than rush into the next opportunity out of fear or pressure.Once the initial shock subsides, the book invites readers to explore their past passions, forgotten dreams, and hidden strengths. Often, the seeds of reinvention lie in earlier experiences and interests that were abandoned in the pursuit of conventional success. Rediscovering these can help reignite a sense of purpose and direction.A central theme of the book is narrative ownership. When people lose their job or career identity, they often internalize blame or shame. This book challenges that mindset. It explains how to reframe the narrative: from being "a failure" to being "in transition"; from "starting over" to "starting wisely." Through this lens, readers learn to see derailment not as an ending, but as a chance to consciously redefine what success means to them.The book delves into the emotional landscape of loss, especially the loss of identity, structure, and self-worth that can accompany a career breakdown. It offers tools to name and understand these feelings so that readers can work through them with clarity and self-compassion. This emotional groundwork is essential for building a stable foundation for what comes next.Rather than offering generic career advice, Off Track, Not Off Course focuses on intelligent experimentation. Readers are encouraged to try small steps, such as freelancing, upskilling, shadowing, volunteering, or side projects, as low-risk ways to test new directions and regain confidence. These "mini missions" allow for discovery without committing to a full leap, making the journey forward feel manageable and exciting.The book also explores how ego and social perception can hinder reinvention. Starting over often feels humiliating, but embracing a beginner's mindset is where true growth lies. By letting go of outdated self-concepts, readers can make space for a more authentic and fulfilling version of themselves to emerge.Sprinkled throughout the chapters are inspiring comeback stories-people who rose from failure, rejection, and stagnation to build new careers rooted in clarity, creativity, and courage. These narratives offer hope, relatability, and proof that the path back is not only possible but often surprisingly beautiful.In its final chapters, the book helps readers design a personal roadmap based on intention rather than impulse. With templates, self-audits, and practical exercises, it equips them to align their skills, values, and passions into a renewed sense of direction-one that is flexible, meaningful, and self-defined.Ultimately, Off Track, Not Off Course is not just a book about career recovery; it's about personal transformation. It empowers readers to trust themselves again, to rebuild with resilience, and to embrace the idea that a detour might be the road they were always meant to take.The book is a compassionate and empowering guide for anyone navigating career uncertainty. Blending real-life insights with actionable strategies, this book helps you pause, reflect, and rebuild-strong Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE WISDOM OF QUESTIONS EXPLORING THE PRASHNA UPANISHAD"The Questions of Pippalada: A Journey through the Prashna Upanishad" is a contemporary exploration of one of the most profound spiritual dialogues in the Vedic tradition. Rooted in the Prashna Upanishad, this book brings alive the journey of six sincere seekers who approach Sage Pippalada with deep philosophical questions-not for curiosity, but for liberation.At the heart of this ancient text is not merely the transmission of knowledge but a process of transformation. The sage does not offer instant answers. He lays down a condition-one year of disciplined living, consisting of brahmacharya (celibacy), sraddha (faith), and tapas (austerity)-before the questions may even be asked. This sets the tone for the book's central theme: true wisdom must be earned through inner purification, not simply acquired intellectually.Each of the six questions forms the structure of the main chapters. These questions explore: The Origin of Beings-How creation arises from praa (vital energy) and rayi (matter), and how the universe itself breathes with cyclical rhythms of life and rest.The Nature of Praa (Life Force): - A deep dive into the workings of praa and its five forms within the human body, showing how life is sustained and harmonised through subtle energies.The Path of the Departing Soul - What happens after death? This chapter explores the journey of the soul, the distinction between those who attain immortality and those who return to the cycle of rebirth.The Power of Meditation and Sound - How the practice of meditating on Om () acts as a spiritual bow, helping the seeker (the arrow) reach the Absolute (Brahman). This metaphor illustrates the sacred science of concentration and yogic realization.The Secret of Om (continued) - A further breakdown of the syllable Om and its layers of meaning-how the threefold utterance leads to different realms of realization, from the empirical to the transcendental.The Supreme Being and Liberation - The final question reaches the summit: Who is the supreme Purusha? What is the ultimate purpose of life? The answer reveals the imperishable essence behind all forms-the Brahman, beyond time, space, and causality.Interwoven with these teachings is a portrait of Sage Pippalada himself-not as a mythical figure, but as a master of Brahma Vidya who demands silence, discipline, and receptivity from his students. His legacy is profound: he does not just provide answers-he prepares seekers to become vessels worthy of receiving truth.The book emphasizes the symbolism and spiritual relevance of each teaching, making ancient metaphors accessible to modern minds. The approach is philosophical, poetic, and contemplative, with reflections on how these ancient insights apply to today's fast-paced, information-saturated world.In the final chapters, the reader is left not just with information, but with invitation-to become a seeker like the six students, to cultivate the inner soil where truth may take root. In a world dominated by quick solutions and superficial answers, "The Questions of Pippalada" reminds us that the deepest answers are not given-they are grown.This book is ideal for: Students of Vedanta and Indian philosophyPractitioners of yoga and meditationSpiritual seekers longing for depthReaders looking to bridge ancient wisdom with modern lifeUltimately, this is not just a book about six questions and their answers. It is a mirror for our quest, a gentle nudge to pause, reflect, and remember that wisdom does not just kno Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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