LitPick Review
The YOU in ME, Forever by Prabha Karan discusses human connection, self-awareness, and the power of intellect. This book encourages one to rethink the way we view relationships, not just romantic ones, but also friendships, family bonds, and even the connection with oneself. This book also focuses on the intellect, how it works, and how it can lead to deeper relationships and personal fulfillment. The author breaks down complex ideas, explaining the mind (which reacts emotionally) and the intellect (which reasons and decides logically). Through this, the book teaches readers how to gain control over their thoughts, emotions, and desires.
Opinion:
One of the strongest aspects of The YOU in ME, Forever is how it blends philosophy, psychology, and spirituality while staying practical. The book explores why we set goals, how desires shape our happiness, and how consciousness connects all human beings. What I loved was that deep and meaningful concepts are presented in a clear, engaging way. A unique mix of science, philosophy, and self-help, it’s a guide to self-discovery. What could be better? Some sections are heavy with theory and may require rereading, especially the Buddhist words and their meaning, which although were explained in the book, required rereading for someone like me who's unfamiliar with these words. The discussion on Karma, past and future lives, may not appeal to everyone, especially people of a different faith.
