Sweden's best-selling spiritual book, winning awards for three consecutive years!
　　The most moving life experience of an economist who lived in seclusion in the mountains:
　　17 years of practice in the forest temple, the huge waves of depression after returning home, and the days of walking towards death side by side with ALS.
　　This sentence has become his golden saying throughout his life,
　　and will also lead you out of the storm of anxiety and inspire your life!
　　※ Dr. Xu Ruiyun, CEO of the Heart Energy Management Center, host Zeng Baoyi, and Aditya Shanti──Special article recommendation
　　Spiritual mentor Dr. Lai Peixia──Highly recommended
　　※The cover image "Adoración" is by Tomas, one of the most heavyweight and most valuable artists in Cuba today. Drawn by Sanchez, Nobel Prize winner in Literature Marquez is also a loyal fan of Thomas.
　　One in every 30 people in Sweden has read this book!
　　A simple yet magical proverb
　　will help you find comfort and the courage to move forward in your difficult times!
　　In January 2022, economist Bjorn. Natiko. Lindblom's death made all Swedes mourn in tears. "I May Be Wrong" is the last book in Bjorn's life. It caused a sensation as soon as it was published in 2020 and became a bestseller.
　　At the age of 26, Bjorn, who was successful in his career and was about to become the youngest CFO of a multinational company, chose to give up everything and go to the forests of Thailand to live as a monk for 17 years. In the forest monastery, he was given the title Natthiko, which means "one who grows in wisdom."
　　The words "I could be wrong" were the wisest tool Bjorn gained in the monastery, helping him survive the depression when he returned to Sweden 17 years later, and the days when he was gradually dying of ALS.
　　This book, which has been raved about by readers as "a lifelong bedside book" and "a book with highlights on every page," is not about religion, nor is it meant to tell you how to live your life, nor does it ask you to accept a new set of beliefs. It's about helping you live more happily, freely, and connect with your thoughts and emotions in a clear and intelligent way.
　　★In 2020, it won the Swedish Adlibris Bookstore's Best Non-Fiction Book of the Year and the Storytel Award for Best Non-Fiction Book of the Year
　　★In 2021, the audiobook won the Swedish "Voice of the Year" Award
　　★In 2022, it won the Swedish Nextory E-Book Award
　　★Copyrights sold to 29 countries including the UK, Spain, France, Germany, and South Korea
　　When you need comfort and courage, Bjorn's warm wisdom will allow you to escape from fixated anxiety and find inner peace──
　　◆In these 17 years of all-day spiritual practice, the thing I cherish most is that I no longer believe in every thought of mine. This is my superpower. The best part is: this is everyone’s superpower.
　　◆I would not encourage anyone to think positively. Totally discouraged. I personally don't believe that positive thinking is particularly powerful. I have always felt that positive thinking is rather superficial.
　　◆It’s human nature to find others annoying. If you want someone to be easy to get along with and behave in a way that won't cause you too much resentment, there's actually only one little secret: learn to like them just the way they are.
　　◆There was a monk from Oklahoma who hated me for four years and never stopped. Looking back, I needed someone to hate me so that I could realize how pointless it was to always try to please everyone.
　　◆Next time, when you feel that conflict is brewing and your relationship with someone is about to break down, just repeat this proverb to yourself three times sincerely and firmly in any language you like, and your worries will disappear - I may be wrong. I may be wrong. I may be wrong.
　　◆Thoughts involving the word "should" make me feel aggrieved, depressed and lonely. If you realize that this happens to you sometimes, try this hand movement - first clench your fist tightly, then release it into an open palm. It’s simple, but it aptly shows how we can let go of things we’re too attached to.
　　◆Anxiety is the strictest and best spiritual mentor I have ever met.
