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Summary of The Power of Now (Marathi Edition)

By: Sarang Patwarddan
Narrated by: Akanksha Kadam
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This is a Marathi summary of the book, “The Power of Now”, written by author Eckhart Tolle.

As you make your way through this summary, learn how embracing the present can lead to freedom and a deeper connection with yourself and the world around you.

Here's what you will learn from this summary:

Letting go of the past and worrying about the future to focus on the present moment

How joy arises from simply existing in the present, cultivating a state of contentment.

Exploring the transformative power of stillness and silence and connecting with a higher consciousness.

And much, much more.

Please note: This audiobook is in Marathi.

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