Osho was one of the famous Gurus in the 1980s who took the west by storm and was owner of 93 odd Roll Royces. Though his image was tarnished in the US and Indian media, he has not been given the due credit he deserves. He simplifies extremely difficult concepts in easy to understand manner. He has some thought provoking suggestions such as Communes that might not jive with everybody. It is up to the reader to filter the information. I strongly recommend this book and his main message is to MEDITATE.

I find Tara’s story very compelling and authentic. She talks about her journey from having various mental/medical issues to having a healthy prescription drug free lifestyle. It is indeed remarkable for someone, who was overmedicated and popping nearly a dozen pills through most of her adult life to make such a drastic change. It reiterates that Change happens when one hits rock bottom and accepts that failure is no more an option and makes a shift for the better with positive beliefs

Louise Hay talks about the metaphysical world and how our thoughts cause some of the diseases. She gives a detailed account about her life and also has an appendix of the list of illnesses and their root causes. She gives affirmations that help overcome them. She is the founder of Hay Publications, which publishes many famous authors in Self Help and Personal Development.

Eckert Tolle is all about living in the present moment- future is mystery and past is history. He talks about his journey and gives some valuable suggestions. It is a book you want to keeping a number of times so that you can practice it.

Neil Pasricha is young author who has been a New York Times Best Seller and known for his blog Thousand Awesome things- events in our life that we don’t appreciate and bring us joy. It is about living in the present moment. His latest book is compilation of all the latest research and studies done in the Happiness world. He presents his findings in an easy to understand way. It is a quick read and reinforces things that you already know and encourages you to practice.

Paul Brunton is an Englishmen who travelled to India in the early 20th century. He writes about his fascinating accounts of spiritual experiences and interesting people and healers he met along his path. He was a follower of Ramana Maharishi who know for his philosophy for self discovery- probing and asking yourself ‘ Who am I ?’

This is one of the best spiritual books told in non spiritual story telling way. Paulo was rejected initially by his publishers but then it just went on to become a global best seller. People like Julia Roberts, Bill Clinton and Madonna indirectly promoted the book as they were photographed with it. It is a fun read and highly recommend this book.