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Through Life’s Perils

A book called "Through Life’s Perils" was originally written by a well-known writer, "Nandar Thein Zan," a man with a philosophic frame of mind. But for English-learning students like me, I definitely prefer English books to Burmese books. A couple months ago, I was wandering in Ser Pay Law Ka, browsing some books. I found this primceless gem and made the decision to buy it without hesitating. This work was translated by writer Moe Hein, the son of Journalgyaw Ma Ma Lay. I recommend this specifically for young English language learners.

There are 7 sections in the contents:

• (1) Pertaining to Wisdom
• (2) An End to Wavering
• (3) The Voice of Travellers
• (4) Aim of Good Conduct
• (5) A Pleasant Environment
• (6) For A Good Pearl
• (7) I, The Helmsman.

This book is one of the well-known works of "Nandar Thein Zan." Furthermore, this one isn’t heavy one to read. He wrote simply, using Buddhist stories to explain it. But pointed out the meaningful theories.

After reading about "Kondala Kathi" from the Buddhist Text, I realized that wise thinking is essential indeed. Sometimes, we must behave according to circumstances. We, life travellers, were to be prudent, vigilant and decisive. According to Prince Maha Zanekka, I got a philosophy in one sitting about how important a calm and steady mind was. And these point out the vital importance of wisdom. I recommend you not only for English learning but also for acknowledgment.