Andrew Matthews is that rare breed who has the ability to tell it like it is, and the subject he talks about is perhaps the most difficult topic ever pondered by mankind – “Who Am I, Why Am I here, and What Am I Supposed to do?”

Matthews’ series of life instruction booklets comes in an easy-on-the-eyes format with simple morsels of bite-size, easy to digest staples of tried and tested wisdom.

In fact, it’s so deceivingly simple that you might underestimate the true healing power represented by the wisdom of the sages, or ages – Christianity, Buddhism, Yankee Ingenuity, Cosmic Laws, Fatal Character Flaws, etc.

You name it, and Matthews has a recipe. The testimonials alone show that this book has changed peoples’ lives (which is what Matthews claims we are supposed to be doing anyways, so I guess he practices what he preaches).

Anyways, don’t take my word for it, check it out for yourself if you are in need for the purest form of self-healing.

An interesting incident took place in 1948-49. A young researcher by name Dr B.M. Gupta met Dr Einstein, the accepted father of Modern science in Princeton Institute of Advanced Studies in the States. The German scientist hailed him in Sanskrit instead of English. The Indian scientist pleaded his inability to reply in Sanskrit. Dr Einstein was amazed at the poor response of the young Indian scientist and said, You hail from India which is the original home of Hindu philosophy, yet you have not cared to learn that language. See my library which treasures classics from Sanskrit namely the Gita and other treatises on Hindu Philosophy. I have made the Gita as the main source of my inspiration and guidance for the purpose of scientific investigations and formulation of my theories.

Not only Einstein, but Thoreau