GOOD KARMA : Make the Right Choices for Tomorrow

By Jaya Row

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About the book

People who find themselves dogged by misfortune often blame it on ‘bad luck’. But the scriptures say that your destiny is the sum total of all your past choices. Once you act, you must be prepared to deal with the consequences. That is the Law of Karma.

Therefore, the question you should be asking yourself is – are you making the right choices?

In Good Karma, Jaya Row demystifies this spiritual phenomenon and explains how it affects your life today. Sharing insights that you can put into action, this book shows you how to break out of negative cycles and create a better future for yourself.

Pages: 160

Available in: Paperback

Language: English

Jaya Row

Jaya Row is one of the most powerful speakers on Vedanta. Well-loved and popular as an inspiring spiritual leader, her expositions on Vedanta touch the mind and uplift the intellect. Backed by her experience in the corporate world and forty years of research on Vedanta, she motivates her audiences to live successful and happy lives. Clarity, wit and zeal are the hallmarks of her presentations.

She has gained international recognition, having spoken at prestigious forums such as the World Economic Forum, Davos, World Bank, Young Presidents’ Organization, Princeton University, Purdue University, Washington University as well as the leading corporate organisations of the world.

An important, timely read … Jaya Row has a masterful vision. - Kumar Mangalam Birla

A book that can help you navigate life with hope. - Narayani Ganesh, Former Editor, Speaking Tree, The Times of India