Come On Inner Peace! : I Don’t Have All Day! pushes readers to pause for a moment in their fast-paced lives and motivates them to spend time in loving and living with fellow beings.
Summary Of The Book
When he lost his beloved, Samar, the protagonist of this book, also lost his peace of mind. Acting on the advice of a caring friend, Samar embarks on a journey to Rishikesh, a spiritual land, in search of the elusive Inner Peace.
While staying at an Ashram in Rishikesh, a skeptical Samar meets many others who are sailing in the same boat as him. There is Navya Sharma, whose mental peace went missing when drugs entered her life. There is also Vandana, who is looking for ultimate peace, but finds that destiny has planned something else for her. Will these characters in the soul-stirring story find mysterious peace with strong help from Swamiji? Or will the readers capture it before Samar, Navya and Vandana?
Come On Inner Peace! : I Don’t Have All Day! by Sachin Garg makes for a wonderful read for all those moving about in a frenzy in this fast-paced world. This book, with all its philosophy and lessons on life that evolved from Garg’s own unique experience, is not a theoretical book that evokes yawns from readers. And, neither is it a spiritual or self-help book that gives readers tips on how to lead a peaceful life. Rather, the story of Samar and other common people conveys deeper, heart-warming wisdom.
Published in 2013 by Grapevine Publishers, in Come On Inner Peace! : I Don’t Have All Day!, the author has presented complex philosophical thoughts in a simple manner that has the potential to alter the reader’s perspective of life. The book featured in the Hindustan Times Nielsen Bestseller lists and sold more than 40,000 copies in the first week of its release.
About Sachin Garg
Sachin Garg is a popular Indian author.
Garg has written four other books, namely, I’m Not Twenty Four…..I’ve Been Nineteen For Five Years, A Sunny Shady Life, It's first love...Just like the Last one! and Never Let Me Go.
A qualified engineer from the Delhi College of Engineering, Garg is also an MBA graduate from the Management Development Institute, Gurgaon. In 2011, Garg found his calling in the print media and started his own company, Grapevine India Publishers Pvt. Ltd., which he co-founded with Durjoy Dutta. Many prominent media names, includingThe Times of India, Aaj Tak and Hindustan Times have featured him on their pages. I’m Not Twenty Four enjoyed a particularly lengthy stay on bestsellers the list.
In addition to writing, Garg takes keen interest in travelling and strength training.
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