Responses of non-fiction books-3

How pleasant it was to read your fairy tales. I found myself right in the
middle of the gnomes village observing Mr. Shipikachek, Dr. Mogle,
Scarla and company in their many exploits. I love the way you
developed each inhabitant of this magical place. Well done, a very
enjoyable read indeed

Another great book from Serge Kozlovsky ! A pleasure to read from
beginning to end. Do yourself a big favor and read and enjoy this book

Another triumph from "Relaxation Guru" Serge Kozlovsky.
A must read!

IIn the 21st century, more than ever, we as human beings need to reflect on our purpose in the cosmos. Why are we here? Where have we come from? Where are we going? While the spread of globalism and the internet and the free exchange of information, ideas and cultures has bought many benefits, it has also bought confusion and conflict. Serge Kozlovsky’s book is a gentle invitation to reconnect with our inner selves and explore our true potential for goodness - as mediated by texts, images and puzzles. As the title implies, it is never too late to awaken from the chill of false illusions and find your true self in the cosmos. Highly recommended.

A wonderful new release by Serge Kozlovsky. Awakening Chill shares practical wisdom and exquisite mantras to help reduce anxiety.

The poet steps up and with pen in hand, aims to hit his target. To help one become a more secure and confident individual. To do this, Serge Kozlovsky strengthens one's self perception by providing poetic coping scenarios that one encounters in his books. Using mantras, poetry and philosophic puzzles, one exercises their intuitive reasoning skills to not only better navigate life's quirky predicaments but to potentially recognize the elements and triggers of, to avoid them all together. With three books to his credit, this next one will take us through different aspects of what is becoming a far more excepting way of dealing with and the treating of frustration and depression. Here's the best part, it comes from what you already have. Your own reasoning ability. Like with all muscles, when not used, they atrophy. When we let anger or despair dictate our actions, they usually get the better of us. Serge's writings are like emotional and intellectual books of mental exercise. No book is the start but work in unison for the common goal, you. One can start their reading with any of these books. I'm anxiously awaiting the release of "Awakening Chill" because I always have room for improvement and in striving to being the best I can be, will always be constant work of continues exercise.

"Calm In The Storm," a fitting title for a book that helps
one find a sense of Calm when one finds themselves
in turbulent times. However, one should not wait until
one finds themselves in such circumstance. Guidance
and a healthy sense of being is gained through a life
time of thought and practice. As with diet and exorcise,
we must work our minds and our social practices as
well. Relationships, regardless of type (romantic,
professional, political, religious, even neighborly) are
all relations that we participate in regularly. The person
who has a great understanding of how a person
operates is a person who can navigate far easier, those
many diverse personalities and variant attitudes that
we encounter. However, the most complex individual
that we most often encounter and always with some
difficulty, is our self. Sometimes we worry so much
about the external conflicts that we forget that the inner
piece that we need to be whole and to stand strong with,
comes when we can channel our own frustrations and
inner turmoil. Serge Kozlovsky has dedicated most of
his time to the study of emotional mechanics. An art in
practice over centuries and through many different
cultures. Serge's books place together little exercises
that help ourselves separate the thoughts from facts.
Mantras, to sharpen our focus. Mental exorcises to
place at ease our emotional vibrations. These practices
lessen our stresses, a direct path to better physical
health and which contributes to an overall equilibrium
that we then share with the world that surrounds us. I
t's so easy to fall victim to the negativity that we're
bombarded with on a daily basis. However, if we lack
the strength to see the good in things, all we're going
to see is the bad. Without practice, that's all we'll see
in ourselves as well. "Calm In The Storm," walks you
hand in hand though the intricate processes to better
understand how to be a better "you." Something that I
believe should start when one is young and continue to
rehearse until we pass on.