Pursuit of the Magnificent

By: Deepak Chopra M.D., John F. Demartini

Narrated by: Deepak Chopra M.D., John F. Demartini

What would life be like if you believed that every crisis is a blessing, that you're guided to meet the people who cross your path, and that everything happens for a reason? Deepak Chopra examines this topic with John Demartini, an internationally acclaimed speaker whose motivational programs are sought out by individuals and Fortune 5 corporations alike.From the viewpoint of modern science and the ancient wisdom teachings of Vedanta, Chopra provides the background, while Demartini's personal story brings the theories to life. Told by a teacher that he would never read, write, or be able to communicate, Demartini dropped out of school at age 13 and decided to become a surfer. Since landlocked central Texas held little hope for success, he embarked on a hitchhiking trek across the country in search of breaking waves and beautiful beaches. As Demartini shares the inspiring and often hilarious story of the people he's met and the wisdom he's gathered, you'll come to know the affirmations and profound pieces of advice that changed his life forever-and which can change yours as well.©2002 Deepak Chopra; © & (P)2002 Hay House, Inc.

Beautiful!

Wonderful insight of your inner magnificence! Something I can listen to again!! What a good combination of inspirational and spiritual teaching!

Magnificent Indeed

Wonderful conversation between DeMartini and Chopra. At first it seemed a little slow because I had heard DeMartini tell his life story previously, but Chopra’s response and his own stories turned this into an amazing sharing. Growth of conscious has many different vocabularies, but when it is genuine, all is one. And the one is live.

It was Okay.

Would you try another book from Dr. John F. Demartini and Deepak Chopra and/or John F. Demartini and Deepak Chopra ?

Yes

What do you think your next listen will be?

The book of secrets.

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

The stories were nice but not for $6.

Any additional comments?

Was this suppose to be a book or a conversation between two people about life? Again, wish i could get my money back.