Book Reviews for Something You Forgot Along the Way By Kentetsu Takamori!

"Something You Forgot...   boasts a collection of thought provoking, warm and profound stories, teaching life lessons relevant to all ages and all walks of life" - Duane Benjamin , Urbanology Magazine

This lovely book by Buddhist teacher Kentetsu Takamori gives readers 65 different opportunities to ponder the kind of simple truths that have the power to change their lives for the better. In a world where shift happens, Takamori’s insightful perspective provides invaluable guidance.  - Katy Koontz, Freelance Writer and Editor

The teachings in this book resonate with the spirit and transcend the barriers of culture and time. The short, concise passages and stories allow for rapid reconnection with what’s really important in life: Life’s basic truths, too quickly forgotten in the shuffle and struggles of our everyday lives. Just opening the book to any page brings a refreshing  reminder of the wisdom we all seek—until remember we had it all along.  - India Powell, Editorial Director, Best Self Atlanta Magazine

"Something You Forgot.... Along the Way" is a wonderful collection of ancient stories told with a fresh and modern voice.  The messages in each story are short and sweet; thoughtful and refreshing reminders of ways to find the good and best in life.  Pick it up and read one story every day - take your time and savor, as the author says, "It is wise to make haste slowly."

I truly enjoyed the book and will take my own advice to re-read many times.  - Norma Vela, Publisher Today's Horse Trader Magazine

"The child is father of the man," best-selling Japanese author Kentetsu Takamori reminds us in the simple wisdom of a child and the reasoned understanding that comes with the broad experience of a man.

The author of "Something You Forgot Along the Way" does not preach but exhorts in the spare but rich languages of metaphor, parable and axiom.

Takamori's 65 short lessons chip away at the self and seek "to open the eyes of the soul."  - Robert Serra, Publisher, Pacific Publishing

 

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