Thinking Out Loud

 Book Review✨


Thinking Out Loud by Tapan Ghosh


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A collection of 29 short stories and views of the author and his take on topics like religion, faith, mythology, love, and so on. 


The author talks about Nobody, a nobody which our mind controls says an empty mind is the devil's workshop. The Nobody he says here can be your soul, heart, free-mind, inner-soul. Aren't we often controlled by our minds, and they do some tricks on us? I liked the thought-provoking messages in first chapter 'You are Nobody'. 


The book says to us that love is not an illusion and there's different meaning to a simple word 'Love'. 



There are conversation between two friends, discussing serious topics and it made the reading more interesting. However, there were some areas were I couldn't agree and that's okay cause everyone has different views.


"Life is a sail boat ride and wind, the destiny. But dammit, you are the sailor!"  


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