Inner Engineering - critical summary review

About the summary

Unlike the clearly defined self-help classics, Sadhguru takes the high road by merging both theory and practicality. Whatever you come across against in this book will be merely the life the author has been living and wants to share that blissful state with the rest of the world. It puts people’s habits under heavy scrutiny and attempts to lift the veil on the decisions which puncture every form of optimism. Sometimes, our behavior is out of keeping with traditional standards, and we tend to flare up pretty quickly. As a response, one must keep plugging away regardless of all the setbacks that emerge along this journey. It comes as no surprise that the book is actually divided into two main sections: Terrain Map It symbolically illustrates a person’s ability to find its bearings and skim through life with greater confidence and ease. But, what’s the core message? – Let’s dig into it a bit more!

Who wrote the book?

Sadhguru is a yogi, mystic, and visionary that attempts to unravel the connection between the spirit and the physical body. He holds YouTube sessions and satsangs in which he discusses the importance of spiritual illumination. Sadhguru is often highlighted as one of the most prominent spiritual leaders in the modern age. The insights of Sadhguru regarding the mechanism of life are portrayed as a vigorous blow to conventional wisdom which often times preclude us from exploring the depths of existence. His life and work are a great reminder of the powerful thrust of practicing yoga, which is not an esoteric phi... (Read more)

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