Bhalla Navnit Kumar (2 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What determines the quality of a life?Quality of Life is a contemplative work of nonfiction structured as a train journey across 39 chapters. As three travelers share a compartment and move from station to station, their conversations deepen into an exploration of attention, responsibility,…contentment, suffering, wealth, and relationships-the unseen habits that quietly shape how we live.Blending narrative storytelling with philosophical dialogue, the book offers a form of practical spirituality grounded in everyday experience. Through questions of mindfulness, ethics, and emotional clarity, the travelers examine what it means to live a meaningful life amid distraction and uncertainty-with the candor that emerges between strangers who know they will soon part.There is no dogma here, and no promise of quick answers. The journey unfolds through thoughtful conversation and personal stories, gradually untangling our assumptions about happiness, success, and fulfillment, inviting readers into deeper reflection, personal growth, and inner transformation.At its heart lies a simple proposition: the quality of life depends upon the quality of the mind. Cultivating awareness, wisdom, and compassion may be the most enduring investment we can make.The book includes a foreword by leadership consultant and executive coach Michael Papanek, author of From Breakdown to Breakthrough.A contemplative journey for readers seeking mindful living, deeper reflection, and a more meaningful life. Three travelers on a 39-chapter train journey explore ethics, suffering, happiness, and meaning through reflective conversations. A contemplative work of nonfiction about living well and untangling the mind. Foreword by Michael Papanek. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.