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    Book Review: The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari: Why Was This Title Chosen?

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    The book reviews the novel "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" which tells the fictional story of a successful lawyer, Julian Mantle, who has a heart attack from stress. He decides to sell his possessions, including his Ferrari, and travel to the Himalayas to become a monk. There, he learns seven virtues from the Sages of Sivana that teach how to lead an enlightened life and agrees to pass on these teachings. The purpose of the novel is to impart important life lessons through a fable about cultivating the mind in order to achieve happiness and fulfillment.

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    The book reviews the novel "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" which tells the fictional story of a successful lawyer, Julian Mantle, who has a heart attack from stress. He decides to sell his possessions, including his Ferrari, and travel to the Himalayas to become a monk. There, he learns seven virtues from the Sages of Sivana that teach how to lead an enlightened life and agrees to pass on these teachings. The purpose of the novel is to impart important life lessons through a fable about cultivating the mind in order to achieve happiness and fulfillment.

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    The book reviews the novel "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" which tells the fictional story of a successful lawyer, Julian Mantle, who has a heart attack from stress. He decides to sell his possessions, including his Ferrari, and travel to the Himalayas to become a monk. There, he learns seven virtues from the Sages of Sivana that teach how to lead an enlightened life and agrees to pass on these teachings. The purpose of the novel is to impart important life lessons through a fable about cultivating the mind in order to achieve happiness and fulfillment.

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    The book reviews the novel "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari" which tells the fictional story of a successful lawyer, Julian Mantle, who has a heart attack from stress. He decides to sell his possessions, including his Ferrari, and travel to the Himalayas to become a monk. There, he learns seven virtues from the Sages of Sivana that teach how to lead an enlightened life and agrees to pass on these teachings. The purpose of the novel is to impart important life lessons through a fable about cultivating the mind in order to achieve happiness and fulfillment.

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    Book Review: The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari

    Why was this title chosen?

    The monk who sold his Ferrari is a deceptive title. The man who sold his Ferrari and became a monk, would have
    been more exact. The possibility of a monk driving a Ferrari is to some degree interesting and made me grin.
    The story is about Julian Mantle, the fictional, seven-figure-making successful lawyer who owned a Ferrari. But
    suddenly he was unhappy due to various reasons so he sold it and ventured into the Himalayan mountains to
    become a monk. Hence the title.

    It turns out, he didn’t need his Ferrari. He needed wisdom. So after he collapsed from all the stress with a heart
    attack, he sold everything and ventured into the Himalayan mountains. There, he found the Sages of Sivana, which
    taught him seven virtues, making him promise he’d pass on their teachings.

    What is the purpose of this book?

    The purpose of the book is to teach some important lessons to lead an enlightened and beautiful life through a
    fable. According to the book, if you can correct your mind, the rest of your life will fall into place. The book throws
    light upon how important our mind is and what we can achieve if we cultivate it well.

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