Author:Deepak Chopra
Why Is God Laughing? tells the story of successful comedian Mickey Fellows and his friend Francisco as they explore how to overcome fear, egotism and addiction (which are the three major obstacles to joy) and become more optimistic. The final chapter highlights how to conquer these obstacles in our own lives and open the door to real joy and happiness. It spells out the lessons that Mickey's story tells us: ten reasons to be optimistic, even in a challenging world.
Rich with humour and practical advice, Why Is God Laughing? shows us there is always a reason to be grateful, that every possibility holds the promise of abundance, and that obstacles are simply opportunities in disguise.
The rock star of the new spirituality
—— GuardianUndoubtedly one of the most lucid and inspired philosophers of our time
—— Mikhail GorbachevIf you're skimming all these quotes to see whether you're going to buy [Why is God Laughing], don't bother. Just read chapter five.
—— John CleeseThe poet-prophet of alternative medicine.
—— TimeMarvellous... A fine, fascinating account
—— Los Angeles TimesIn Sisters of Sinai Janet Soskice has achieved the impossible - she has brought biblical scholarship to life. A gripping story of two spirited women determined to pursue the truth whatever the cost, with camels to boot. Wonderful
—— Sara WheelerAn extraordinary and compelling book, combining vivid travel adventures, wonderful characters, and absorbing journeys of the mind and heart. Janet Soskice brilliantly and accessibly unfolds one of the most gripping sagas of Biblical detection, while telling the story of two magnificent women who trespassed intrepidly in worlds that sought to exclude them
—— John CornwellThis rattling tale appears to come straight from an Indiana Jones adventure... Janet Soskice had done an excellent job in piecing together the lives of two remarkable, and largely forgotten women
—— Marc Horne , Scotland on SundaySoskice tells the story with scholarly conviction... [This] biography is one to be earmarked
—— www.thebookbag.co.ukAn ambitious and attractive book. Its tone is learned, thoughtful and usually intimate...a finely balanced and well-told experiment that will echo with many readers
—— Independent