
Eat, Pray, Love
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Science Fiction
Biography
Autobiography & Memoir
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형식
페이퍼백
페이지
498
언어
한국어
출판됨
Jan 1, 2007
출판사
Soteul Book
ISBN-10
8995547227
ISBN-13
9788995547229
설명
In a poignant exploration of self-discovery and healing, a woman embarks on a transformative journey across Italy, India, and Indonesia. After overcoming personal turmoil from a painful divorce and a tumultuous relationship, she seeks solace and understanding by immersing herself in the diverse cultures and spiritual practices of these countries. Each locale presents its own unique flavors and lessons, as she indulges in the culinary delights of Italy, engages in introspective meditation and spirituality in India, and ultimately discovers love and balance in the enchanting landscapes of Indonesia.
This heartfelt narrative resonates deeply with anyone weary of life's chaos, inspiring readers to reflect on their own paths. It highlights the importance of nurturing the mind, body, and soul, and celebrates the universal quest for purpose and connection. Gilbert's candid storytelling invites readers to join her on this soulful adventure, where the lessons learned transcend geographical boundaries and speak to the heart of the human experience.
This heartfelt narrative resonates deeply with anyone weary of life's chaos, inspiring readers to reflect on their own paths. It highlights the importance of nurturing the mind, body, and soul, and celebrates the universal quest for purpose and connection. Gilbert's candid storytelling invites readers to join her on this soulful adventure, where the lessons learned transcend geographical boundaries and speak to the heart of the human experience.
리뷰
I don't know what I was quite expecting this book to be, but it was only mediocre over all. I loved the parts that made me laugh and made me think. However, some parts just weren't told right. I know she is a recognized author... but that's how I feel. Overall, I love the message of the book: find yourself and be true to yourself. Don't live unhappy. I did, however, like the way that she wrote the memoir-as if she was talking to you in person.