Man has always wanted to know more about life. This intense quest has caused all the progress humanity has made today and yet there still remain many unanswered questions. In this book, we take more questions to Sri Sri covering eclectic subjects-the mundane and the profound, the physical and the metaphysical, the personal and the universal, some philosophical and some even irrational. Sri Sri yet again answers them with his characteristic simplicity, playfulness and depth of wisdom. Just have an look of the cover design which hints the amazingly compiled content ready to charm all of us. A great gift for seekers, to treasure. While teaching courses, Sri Sri keeps two baskets on the stage next to him-one for people to write and drop their botheration and one for questions.Through the course, he reads out questions and answers them with profound wisdom, depth and also a generous sprinkling of humour. He jokingly describes the Art of Living logo, saying one swan eats away all your botherations and the other eats all your questions and then the sun of knowledge rises in you. The courses end with the question basket empty and hearts full

Man has always wanted to know more about life. This intense quest has caused all the progress humanity has made today and yet there still remain many unanswered questions. In this book, we take more questions to Sri Sri covering eclectic subjects-the mundane and the profound, the physical and the metaphysical, the personal and the universal, some philosophical and some even irrational. Sri Sri yet again answers them with his characteristic simplicity, playfulness and depth of wisdom. Just have an look of the cover design which hints the amazingly compiled content ready to charm all of us. A great gift for seekers, to treasure. While teaching courses, Sri Sri keeps two baskets on the stage next to him-one for people to write and drop their botheration and one for questions.Through the course, he reads out questions and answers them with profound wisdom, depth and also a generous sprinkling of humour. He jokingly describes the Art of Living logo, saying one swan eats away all your botherations and the other eats all your questions and then the sun of knowledge rises in you. The courses end with the question basket empty and hearts full