The Yoga Of Max's Discontent Analysis

Imagine the possibility of acquiring a connection with not only ones body, but also with the outside world and all of its wonders. Intertwining and projecting thoughts to humans, animals and nature, without the use of any words. In the novel, The Yoga of Max’s Discontent by Karan Bajaj, Max Pzoras descends on a journey of self-discovery and uncovering the true essence of transcendence. After an encounter with a naked Indian cart owner and being enlightened about the yogis and their content lives, Max travels to India in the hopes of reaching the Himalayas, and learning the secrets of the yogis’ success. Max’s troubled past and current life situation drives his desire to learn the true meaning of life and its simplicity. Throughout his journey, Max struggles with elements such as self-doubt and distractions. His struggle with these elements consume him for most part of his journey until finally, he finds acceptance, peace and self-control. Physically and mentally he
The Yoga of Max's Discontent opened up a new world, where everyday necessities, cravings, and needs were no longer the reason for living. Max struggled to rid himself of self-doubt and lingering temptations and distractions. On countless occasions, Max, tried to fill in these elements but did not always succeed. In the end, he surpassed all of his road blocks, and found transcendence. The author, Karan Bajaj, showed its readers that we as humans, overindulge and sometimes are extremely focused with ourselves that we forget we were all created equally. Max reached a type of nirvana, a place most of the world wishes to also reach. This book was an eye opener, and it allowed me to see that we don't always need more. The happiest people are sometimes the ones who have less. Max started off with nothing, achieved everything, and then lost it all to connect with all objects, people and