RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LAW

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“THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI”

BY- ROBIN SHARMA

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 TABLE OF CONTENT

1. COVER PAGE……………………………………………………..1

2. TABLE OF CONTENT……………………………………………2-3

3. INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………. 4-5

1.1 About the book………………………………………………… 4

1.2 About the Author……………………………………………… 5

4. PLOT………………………………………………………………..6

5. CHARACTERS…………………………………………………….7-9

5.1 Julian Mantle…………………………………………………...7

5.2 John……………………………………………………………...8

5.3 Yogi Raman……………………………………………………..8

5.4 Yogi Krishnan…………………………………………………..9

5.5 Malika Chand…………………………………………………...9

6. LANGUAGE………………………………………………………...10

7. SYMBOLS…………………………………………………………...11-13

7.1 The Garden…………………………………………………….....11

7.2 The Lighthouse…………………………………………………...11

7.3 The Sumo Wrestler………………………………………………12

7.4 The Wire Cable…………………………………………………..12

7.5 The Golden Stopwatch…………………………………………...12

7.6 The Flowers……………………………………………………….13

7.7 The Path of Diamonds……………………………………………13

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 8. THEMES………………………………………………………………14

8.1 Search for Purpose of Life………………………………………..14

8.2 Leadership…………………………………………………………14

9. MOTIFS……………………………………………………………….15

7.1 Be a Learner……………………………………………………….15

7.2 Principle of Simplicity…………………………………………….15

10. EXPOSITION…………………………………………………………16

11. CRITICAL APPRAISAL…………………………………………….17

12. BIBILIOGRAPHY……………………………………………………18

1. INTRODUCTION

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1.1. About the book

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari is a fable about fulfilling the dreams and reaching your destiny.
It has been published in 1999 by Harper Collins Publications, by now; more than 3 million
copies have been sold worldwide. Sharma also wrote several other books in the series, such as
The Secret Letters of the Monk Who Sold His Red Ferrari, Leadership Wisdom from the Monk
Who Sold His Ferrari, Discover Your Destiny with the monk who sold his Ferrari and Family
Wisdom from the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari. 1 The story is basically derived from the personal
experience of the author Robin Sharma. Happening of his life as a successful and proficient
litigation lawyer has been reflected through the character of Julian Mantle, who is the main
charterer of the story.

The story is filled with the recitation of pains and sufferings an individual encounters, in the
process of achieving the materialistic goals. The author tries to share the teachings and ideas
which he came across during his search for life and its literal meaning. He seeks out some most
powerful and profound practices, ideas and means to a truly successful, happy and long life. He
makes mention of the seven timeless virtues of enlightened life through various real-life symbols
and situations.

The fable is an inspiring tale and is a step-by-step approach to living with greater courage, joy,
abundance and stability. This is a wonderful story that aims to define the life and its purpose
through the personality of Julian Mantle. The protagonist, who is a reputed litigation lawyer
gives up his practice of law and went India to research on the life-changing odyssey of an ancient
culture, he discovers the powerful, wise and practical life lessons to teach us the means to
develop joyful thoughts, to nurture self-discipline and self-confidence, to accomplish the life’s
mission, to value spiritual peace and happiness and to prefer mental joy over the materialistic
things.

2.1 About the Author

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At, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monk_Who_Sold_His_Ferrari (last assessed 21 December, 2020).

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Robin Sharma was born on March 18, 1965, in Uganda. His home town is Winnipeg, in
Manitoba, Canada. His mother was a teacher and his dad a physician. They were basically of
Indian origin. Thus, his nationality is Canada and he is one of the famous Canadian motivational
speakers and authors in today’s world. His father is his inspiration, and, though Robin did not
chose physician as his career, he completed his graduation with the professional degree of law.

He has been working as a litigation lawyer till the age of 25 years, before he self-published his
first book in 1994 on stress management and spirituality titled as MegaLiving. His others books
like, The Leader Who Had No Title have topped bestseller lists internationally. The Monk Who
Sold His Ferrari was his second book, whose first version was initially self-published by Robin,
later published by Harper Collins Publishers ltd. The book and the series became very popular
and loved worldwide.

His name appears in the list of world’s top 5 leadership speakers. He is one of the top leadership
experts and motivational speakers. He has been invited by various leading companies, business
firms, royalty and educational institutions to deliver his world-class wisdom on leadership and
inspiring others. His words are an encouragement for the existing top executives as well as for
those who desire to be leaders. His fundamental goal is to help people to do their best to adapt in
the constantly changing surroundings. He aims to help people realize their worth and potential
through the qualities of leadership. Robin’s mission statement is:

“To help people and organizations around the world Lead without a Title.”2

-Robin Sharma

His book ‘The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari’ is a reflection to all what he learned and acquired in
56 years of life. It deals with modern day problems and worries, in an individual life through
modern solutions and practical techniques. It shows how to achieve your goals through better
day-to-day organizing and positivity.

2. PLOT

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At, https://www.robinsharma.com/about-robin (last assessed 20 December 2020).

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The story revolves around the life and experience of 53 years old Julian Mantle, a highly-
experienced and proficient litigation lawyer, whose cases always appeared on the cover page of
newspapers. He was doing very well in his field of profession until, he encountered a severe
heart attack in the middle of courtroom. This incident marked as a wakeup call for his empty soul
to rejuvenate and his mind to refresh. He was very passionate about law and loved his job, but
now he was at a stage where he need to make a choice between his profession or his life. Julian
took it as an opportunity to regain his old dynamism and gave up his job, sold his property and
even his beloved Ferrari and went to Indian, the mysterious yet majestic land. The story is a kind
of dialogue between Julian and his colleague John, the narrator. It’s after 3 years that Julian
returns and visited his best friend to share the erudite knowledge he received from the monks. He
tells about his journey through small villages of India and describes his meet with many people.
Like, Malika Chand, a school teacher whom he met in Calcutta. He talks about her optimist
attitude that perceived opportunity even in disguise. He makes mention of Yogi Krishnan, whom
he met in Kashmir, alike Julian he was also a lawyer who quit upon the hectic pace of life to
simplify it and now takes care of the village temple. Julian had heard of the wise monks residing
in magical lands of India and Yogi Krishnan gave direction to his aim to reach Sivana. He started
with his joyous and adventurous journey to the Great Himalayas for 7 days to reach the
miraculous place of Sivana to learn from the Sages the purpose of life. His first meeting with
Yogi Raman, one of the Great Sages of Sivana brought a unique positivity and vitality to him,
the monk invited Julian to Sivana to learn the ancient principles and teachings and the other
monks, whom Yogi Raman titled as his brothers and sisters presented him a warm welcome to
the paradise, called as Nirvana by them. Just at the beginning, Yogi Raman took a promise from
Julian that he would return to his own land after gaining all the knowledge and will share these
teachings with all those who need to hear them, thus, Julian visited his old companion John to
communicate the magic words and teachings of the Sages. Therefore, the novel is all about the
wisdom and techniques prescribed by ancestors and taught by the Sages of Sivana, which is
communicated to John and the readers through Julian Mantle.

3. CHARACTERS

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3.1 Julian Mantle
He is the main character of the story, reflected as a man of 53 years but looks like he is in
his 80s. He lost his daughter in an accident and got divorced with his wife, thus, has no
family. Julian was a lawyer by profession, very passionate about his job and law. His
perspective towards law was very different, as a young lawyer he used to admire and
enjoy all the difficulties and challenges in the field of law. His hard work and proficiency
helped him become a famous and reputed personality, enjoying of the pleasure of life. He
owned everything which provides leisure; a huge mansion, a private jet, a job with
prestige status and income in seven figures, above all his dearly loved sparkling red
Ferrari. He was actively involved in extra-curricular activities like, late-night visits to
restaurants with young and beautiful ladies, drinking and spending time chilling with
some royalty from the town. As time passed, Julian’s reputation for his virtuosity spread
and his workload increased, he use to work for 18 hours a day and would earn a good
some of money, but, still had a sense of emptiness and burden. As a result of this constant
pressure on his body, mind and soul; he suffered from a heart attack in the middle of
courtroom. The courtroom where he recently won a crucial case, brought a turning point
into his life. The physician advised him to not exert more burden upon himself and take a
break, Julian took it as an opportunity to regain his old energy and peace. He went for a
voyage to the mystical land of India to learn the real meaning of life from the monks,
who were supposed to be residing in the lap of the Great Himalayas. Julian was very
fascinated by the culture and tradition of India, and this beguilement encouraged him to
climb upon the Himalayas for 7 days to find the Sages of Sivana. He was very
determined and patient to spend 3 years in the Odyssey of Nature, to learn the principles
of life. He spent a great time among those simple and modest sages that he returned with
a different vibrancy and an optimistic personality after 3 years. The old man with life-less
eyes and spectral complexion was now a young guy in his mid-30s with radiating eyes,
slender and strong body, replicating an exceptional liveliness. Julian’s transformation
from a rich lawyer with Armani suit to a simple monk with less irrelevant things and
more happiness is remarkable.
3.2 John

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 John, the narrator is a graduate from Harvard school of Law and he joined Julian’s law
firm through one of his partners as a summer intern; though he was not the brightest
intern there, he becomes a great companion to Julian Mantle. He worked upon many
tough and intellectual cases with Julian, he says that it wasn’t easy to work with him but
John did a great job. His family background was not very sophisticated, his father spent
almost all of life working as a security guard; but he endeavored himself to his work and
now, he works as a full time employee in the same firm, his has a daughter and a son, and
his wife Jenny. John was a man of passion and determination, he does not leaves any
stone unturned to achieve more prestige yet tries to keep his life as simple as he can. John
proved to be a true friend as he strongly wished to help Julian during his hard times, he
didn’t forgot the times when the latter helped him either with the scholarship or
something else. He had a great sense of humor, however, he was very rational and
sensible to act as per the situations. During his dialogue with Julian, regarding the
teachings of the Sages, he giggled and cracked jokes to lighten up the mood but was very
sincere and patient to listen and grasp all the knowledge. Alike Julian, John is also a
crucial character in the story with a very encouraging and cheerful dignitary.

3.3 Yogi Raman

Yogi Raman was a monk, the Divine personality and the leader of the Sages of Sivana,
who offered a very warm welcome to Julian; to the village, the residence of the Sages.
His appearance, as described by Julian was exceptionally radiating and captivating, his
cat-like eyes were highly mesmerizing; though his hands reflect he was old, his body
structure was muscular and graceful, he imitated an incredible youthfulness and spirit.
Yogi Raman is a man of discipline, he firmly follows the principle of life given by their
ancestors. He believed in welfare of all and makes an effort to spread his wisdom
through Julian Mantle. Yogi Raman was the oldest one at Sivana and was well-versed
with his knowledge, he was a great teacher and did a wonderful job in transforming
Julian Mantle from a sluggish tired man to an energetic marvelous character. He is an
inspiring character with all the qualities of an ideal man.

3.4 Yogi Krishnan

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 During his journey to India, Julian met this priest named Yogi Krishnan in a small village
of Kashmir. He told Julian about his past life as a lawyer working in Delhi; alike Julian
Yogi Krishnan also got tired of the hectic pace of life and left all the material possessions
and settled here in Kashmir. He was now the care-taker of a small temple in the village
and was living a modest and peaceful life, far from the daily-life distresses. He was an
extremely kind-hearted and humble human, he welcomed a foreigner with open arms and
not just that he guided Julian to the way to Sivana. Julian’s actual voyage towards a
peaceful and enlightened life started from there. Yogi Krishnan was much old to climb up
the tremendous mountains to learn from the Sages, but his own wisdom and
understanding of the ancient teachings of their ancestors was wonderful. Though, he
didn’t had a core role in the story but he performed a noteworthy role in Julian’s success
to meet the Sages of Sivana.

3.5 Malika Chand

While travelling through Calcutta, Julian met schoolteacher named Malika Chand, she
was a model of kindness and a very determined lady. She loved her students and her
concern and fire towards their education was ultimate. Her enduring motto was, ‘Your I
Can is far more than your IQ.’ she was exceptionally enthusiastic and optimistic, she
would found a golden opportunity in very situation. Julian mentions the incident when
her school sets on fire and everything turns into ashes; in such circumstances, a layman
would loss all the hope and give up, but Malika grabbed the chance and built a new
school, stronger and prettier that the old one. She was a wholly cheerful and positive
personality, spreading all the good ambiances and alacrity around.

4 LANGUAGE

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The novel is written in a very simple and lucid language. Robin’s style of writing is effortless
and easy to comprehend; through this piece of work he tries to explain some crucial teachings of
life using a classical form of language. The novel explains some deep meanings through the
modest words, it is done in a form of dialogue between Julian Mantle, the protagonist and John,
the narrator. The narration makes use of simple expressions and examples that grasps the
attention of the reader throughout the reading, the interesting quotations mentioned by the author
stranded the reader to think and understand the physiological meaning. The aim of this novel is
to convey some of the essentials for a happy and healthy life, Robin beautifully tries to achieve
this aim through the story of this Lawyer turning Monk. This best-selling writer uses specific
words or phrases which boost the morale of the readers. He also at times uses contrasting sets of
words in course of his writing to highlight the importance of lessons in an attempt to drive home
the point.3 He uses words like mystical, gracefully, radiant, angelic, etc.to add a dreamy effect to
the story and also makes use of certain contrasting metaphors. He employs language in a clever
way with impactful vocabulary, varied literary devices, affirming phrases and sentences,
invaluable quotes by great men to scaffold his school of thought along with repetitions of words
like 'you', 'our', 'your', 'we' etc. in course of writing to achieve a sense of inclusiveness with
reader as also to motivate the reader to realize his/her true potential.4

5 SYMBOLS

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Sai Mohan Seera, and Dr. Behera Arun. “LANGUAGE OF MOTIVATION IN ROBIN SHARMA’S THE MONK WHO SOLD
HIS FERRARI”, vol. 8, no. 4, 2018. INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH,
https://www.worldwidejournals.com/indian-journal-of-applied-research-(IJAR)/fileview/
April_2018_1522501396__164.pdf
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ibid.

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 The symbols of the story comes from Yogi Raman’s Mystical Fable, he narrated an
extraordinary but confusing fable to Julian and told that it comprises of 7 timeless Virtues of
life, explained through different symbols. The whole of the Novel revolves around these
symbols and tries to comprehend the importance of them for a peaceful and joyful life.

5.1 The Garden

The lush green garden in the fable is symbol for mind, full of beautiful thoughts and
creative ideas. Our mind grows what we sow; if we plant optimistic thoughts and ideas,
we will receive sweet fruits of peace and tranquility, whereas, dumping toxic waste will
result in negativity and mental disturbance. The author conveys that the mind is a man’s
greatest gift and should be taken care of properly. One should learn the technique to
master his or her mind and nurture it with positive thoughts, the outcome of the thinking
process is completely based upon the input of thoughts. If you want to live your life to the
fullest, stand guard to the gate of your mind and don't allow negative thoughts to enter. If
there is a lack in your life it is just because of lack in your thoughts. 5 Learn to control your
mind and thoughts, just be the master of your mind.

5.2 The Lighthouse

It symbolizes goals and aims in an individual’s life and explains the power of oneself. The
lighthouse shows the right path to the sailing ships, similarly, we need to choose or create
the right path for ourselves and aim to walk on the same path with full determination, until
we reach our destination. Set your goals, know them and divert all your potential power in
achieving these goals. Lasting happiness comes from steadily working to accomplish your
goals and advancing confidently in the direction of your life’s purpose. This is the secret
to kindling the inner fire that lurks within you.6

5.3 The Sumo Wrestler

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Pratima. “Book Review- The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, 2015”. IndiaStudyChannel,
https://www.indiastudychannel.com/resources/166707-Book-Review-The-Monk-Who-Sold-His-Ferrari.aspx

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Justin. “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari Summary and Analysis”, 2019. jprbarry.com, https://jprbarry.com/monk-
who-sold-his-ferrari-summary-analysis/

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 It denotes Kaizen, a Japanese term meaning- Continuous change for better. The Sumo
Wrestler has achieved his current state of energy and muscularity through a long process
of self-improvement, and it is denoted for highlighting the importance of self-
introspection. Master yourself to be the master of your destiny; in the words of author,
self-mastery is the DNA of life mastery. Success begins when you believe in yourself and
redirect all your inner strength towards the goal.  Challenge yourself and don't restrict
your limits. Identify the things holding you back. Once you have identified what your
weaknesses are, next is to face them and attack them. Fears are nothing more than a
negative consciousness.7 Overcome every fear and every obstacle that comes in your path
of success. Success comes to those who are worth it, know your worth and you can
conquer the world.

5.4 The Wire Cable

The pink wire cable tied around the waist of the giant Sumo Wrestler, covering just his
private part, represents discipline and will power. The tiny thin wires of metal when bind
together form a strong wire of iron, similarly small actions result in great results. Thus,
Discipline is the essence of life, it is built by consistent performance of small acts of
courage and bravery. Willpower is the ability that helps you do what you want to do, you
are able to get up early on a cold morning to perform your exercise just because your
willpower calls you to awake. These two principles are the means to freedom, a
determined and skilled human is set free from all the ties that clutches him and apart him
from his ultimate goals.

5.5 The Golden Stopwatch

Clearly, the watch depicts the importance of time in an individual’s life. Time is the
most precious but non-renewable commodity we own, respect you time and it will
respect you back. It can be done through sorting out your priorities and maintaining a
balance between times to perform each task of daily life.  Don't make your life hectic by
saying you lack time because the thing you lack is just managing the time. Just take the
time for all those things that makes you happy and simplify your life. 8 Have a ‘Deathbed

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 Mentality’, consider every day to be your last day so that you can live it to the fullest
and make the most out of the day.

5.6 The Flowers

The Flowers, the yellow roses in Yogi Raman’s fable represent the significance of
kindness and nobility for a better life. The Chinese proverb- ‘A Little bit of Fragrance
always clinches to the hands that gives roses.’ Is absolutely true to explain the meaning
of this symbol. The quality of our life automatically improves when we contribute in the
betterment of other’s life. Giving more to life and to your community is a paradigm-
shifting perspective from the “self” mentality of survival of the fittest.9

5.7 The Path of Diamonds

The diamonds in the fable emphasizing the need to live in present, embrace the moment
without any worries of past or future. Live like it’s now or never, enjoy every step of
the journey and never sacrifice your present happiness for some future accomplishment.
Past was a lesson to be learned and future is an experienced to be gained, present is the
gift of nature which needs to be savored. You will always regret the time you could
have spent with your family or friends, once it is gone, so grab the current happiness
and live in the moment. This is the ultimate secret of joy.

6 THEMES

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Sharma, Robin. “7 Awesome Life Lessons from The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”, 2019. Mindvalley,
https://blog.mindvalley.com/life-lessons-the-monk-who-sold-his-ferrari/

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 6.1 Search for purpose of life
The main idea of the novel is to know the real meaning and purpose of human life to
achieve a peaceful and stable lifestyle. The protagonist, Julian Mantle encounters a heart-
attack which changes his point of view of life completely. He realizes that all the leisure
in the world actually failed to provide him inner peace and joy, his physical as well as
psychological emptiness and dullness impels him to search for the genuine meaning of
this human life. The story tries to highlight that how a common-man today, has become
so busy in collecting and achieving materialistic things that he has lost his genuine
purpose of life. We are unfamiliar with our intent of life and end up choosing the wrong
path. The author describes the path of diamonds as the road to eternal happiness and
contentment, the ultimate goal is to reach the destination of everlasting happiness and
contentment through this path. Thus, the theme is concentrated on Julian’s search for
self-enlightenment.

6.2 Leadership
Being an expert leadership speaker, the idea becomes an important component of Robin
Sharma’s writing and work. The core focus is upon being your own leader and shape your
life in the way you want. The only necessary condition remains that the individual knows
his goals, the process of self-enlightenment clearly defines the objectives of be achieved
and leadership is required just to act for achieve that individual goals as well as
encouraging the people around you to be an achiever. Leadership begins with in the
individual .One should see the world how the person leads the lives in their personal lives.
One should not settle for mediocrity rather than attaining mastery.10

7 MOTIFS

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Dr.Y.Suneetha, et al. “Themes and Techniques in the Selected Works of Robin Sharma”, vol. 6, no. 2, 2017, pp.
62–64. http://www.ijhssi.org/papers/v6(2)/version-4/I0602046264.pdf

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 7.1 Be a Learner
The author believes in learning, it is the continuous proceeds of acquiring knowledge that
enhances the quality of life. The story repeatedly encourages the readers to be a learner
and gain all the fruitful knowledge from this text. Julian asks John to keep his cup empty,
while listening to the wisdom of Monks; a cup which is already full cannot put more into
itself and will overflow, that mean the knowledge will go unutilized. To be a good
speaker, one needs to be a good listener; try to grab every word of wisdom you hear. The
only and best way to be able to open your mind, adopt new thoughts, and bring a better
change to your current position in life is to empty your cup.11 Failure in emptying your
cup is a feature of under-nourished mind, develop a sense of acquiring and re-gaining
knowledge, challenge the facts and find out the reason behind every stated deeds.

7.2 Principle of Simplicity

The power of simplicity is above all the multifaceted and complicated things in the
world. The simplest things hides the biggest secrets, just like, this simple text inculcated
some most beautiful thoughts in the reader’s mind. The fable, that carries the 7 Virtues of
life was consider to be very complex and meaningless to John, however, when he
comprehends the deep meaning within, it was the simplest thing. It’s easy for us to
encounter complicated things to make ourselves feel smart and justify is as a challenge,
but what this book teaches us is that complexity is the enemy we should try to avoid. 12
Complexities and complications create difficulties for a man, thus, simple living and
thinking provides the best lifestyle to the human being.

8 EXPOSITION

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Denning, Tim. “13 Keys To Success You Can Learn From The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”. 2018.
https://timdenning.medium.com/13-keys-to-success-you-can-learn-from-the-monk-who-sold-his-ferrari-
440cb280a699
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Ibid.

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 The novel is itself the story of a litigation lawyer who turned to be a Monk with the mission
of spreading the ancient wisdom and knowledge regarding the Principles and Objectives of
Life. It establishes and mentions certain direct and indirect relations with law, as a subject
matter. The author mentions about the principle of discipline, whereas, in the society the
rules established to maintain discipline are many times discarded as conventional and have
been ignored. At times, the misuse of available facilities and opportunities is justified as
Willpower and freedom. We as the people of society fail to comprehend the actual meaning
of these ideas and end up exploiting the laws and rules.

The teachings of the monks are universal for every individual, they tend to enlighten every
soul and mind, and however, there exists some religious disparities and belief. People from
different religions might consider these monks to be the worshippers of Hindu gods and
Goddess, as a result of this notion they are reluctant towards these ideas and Principles. The
laws established to ensure Religious Equalities prove to be a failure here as the people of the
State are not willing to change their conventional ideology.

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 The author gracefully pens down the ideologies of wiser men towards the life, the novel is a
beautiful blend of varying significant ideas and thoughts that keeps the reader’s eyes glued to
the text and provides the sense of inspiration and motivation to the individual reader. It is a
good read with a very wonderful storyline, linking of ideas with one and other keeps the
reader attached to the story.

However, at some points the author speaks contrasting ideas which creates a confusion.
Talking about secret of Happiness Julian says ‘find out what you truly love to do and then
direct all of your energy towards doing it.’ But, the irony lies in, as a young lawyer he was
passionate about law, the challenges and reasoning of law would entertain him a lot;
however, once he achieved all the worldly prestigious and reputation, his passion turned into
a burden for him and was the reason for his deteriorating mental and physical health. These
ironical ideas leaves the reader in bewilderment.

Explaining the principle of Selfless Service, the author tries to encourage the readers to live
for others and contribute in the betterment of the society and community. On the
contradictory part, he says do not care about what others think, live life your way. This is
another complementary idea stated here. Ignoring these contradictions, the novel is overall a
very motivating and inspirational text with simple content. It would be a wonderful read for
the individuals seeking some inspirations and betterment in their life style.

10 BIBILIOGRAPHY

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 ⮚ Book
❖ The Monk Who Sold his Ferrari By Robin Sharma

⮚ Internet Articles
❖ Denning, Tim. “13 Keys To Success You Can Learn From The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”.
2018. https://timdenning.medium.com/13-keys-to-success-you-can-learn-from-the-monk-
who-sold-his-ferrari-440cb280a699
❖ Dr.Y.Suneetha, et al. “Themes and Techniques in the Selected Works of Robin Sharma”, vol.
6, no. 2, 2017, pp. 62–64. http://www.ijhssi.org/papers/v6(2)/version-4/I0602046264.pdf
❖ Sai Mohan Seera, and Dr. Behera Arun. “LANGUAGE OF MOTIVATION IN ROBIN
SHARMA’S THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI”, vol. 8, no. 4, 2018. INDIAN
JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH, https://www.worldwidejournals.com/indian-journal-
of-applied-research-(IJAR)/fileview/April_2018_1522501396__164.pdf
❖ Pratima. “Book Review- The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, 2015”. IndiaStudyChannel,
https://www.indiastudychannel.com/resources/166707-Book-Review-The-Monk-Who-Sold-
His-Ferrari.aspx
❖ Justin. “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari Summary and Analysis”, 2019. jprbarry.com,
https://jprbarry.com/monk-who-sold-his-ferrari-summary-analysis/
❖ Sharma, Robin. “7 Awesome Life Lessons from The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari”, 2019.
Mindvalley, https://blog.mindvalley.com/life-lessons-the-monk-who-sold-his-ferrari/

⮚ Other Sources
❖ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monk_Who_Sold_His_Ferrari
❖ https://www.robinsharma.com/about-robin

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