Fascinating read, a must for the those seeking self improvement, greater happiness or even enlightenment.

For further information about your statutory rights, contact your local authority Trading Standards department or consumer advice center (for example the Citizen's Advice Bureau if you are in the UK). I think Sadhguru’s book, “Karma,” could be the first step in that direction for many people who have not yet experienced what we have as Isha meditators. While this idea may bring a certain kind of solace, it's clear to most that it isn't a true reflection of how life works. This book takes you from a basic premise to a vivid explanation with some practices (sadhana) as well.The problem is only that most people are not sensitive enough to hear them or do not possess enough attention to decipher their language.

Everyone was using it especially when they thought something unfortunate happened to someone they would immediately say, “Oh it’s their karma. Even if I handled whatever was thrown my way, I secretly believed that I didn’t really have control, and life felt like suffering – a series of judgments of good and bad, with no equanimity.There is an abundance of information and I would say that not everyone will be receptive to what is conveyed. Regardless of whether or not you connect to the mystical aspects this book, it is chock full of useful nuggets that you can carry into everyday life. Through this book, not only does Sadhguru explain what Karma is and how we can use its concepts to enhance our lives, but he also tells us about the Sutras, a step-by-step guide to navigating our way in this challenging world. Much of the book’s content has already been disseminated in Inner Engineering programs, the Inner Engineering book etc.

Intention plays a powerful role in doubling karma than the action and the present moment is more powerful than past (memories) or future (imagination) is what sadguru clarified in the book. I think everyone could learn something from this book and I would especially recommend it to readers who enjoy a more mystical view of things. At the same time, it is a practical guide that can be used to live one’s life consciously and joyfully. It's something like living your life walking the rope of total involvement and abandonment all at once. However, I can't help but feel as if I am being lectured to for 300 pages, with superficial examples and twisted "scientific evidence".Karma is a thoughtful and life-affirming reminder of our vast capacity to effect positive change in our own life and in the lives of others.