The Only 5 Things You Need to Know to be Happy Now and Forever
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Inspiration & Meditation, Spirituality, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement
| Author: | Dan McAneny | ISBN: | 9781370077540 |
| Publisher: | Dan McAneny | Publication: | February 22, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Dan McAneny |
| ISBN: | 9781370077540 |
| Publisher: | Dan McAneny |
| Publication: | February 22, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
At first glance it makes no sense whatever to believe that if you know only five things—just knowing them alone, not acting on them—could possibly make you happy. When you reflect on your life so far, though, it will likely occur to you that knowing some things right now makes you a lot happier than if you did not know them.
You might know, for example, that you have good health, enough money to meet your needs, a loving family and a few good friends. As you reflect on those, you’ll come to realize that just knowing them goes a long way toward providing you a good measure of happiness.
Now consider that the five ideas in this book go way beyond basic aspects that pertain to the life you’re living right now. They will leave you assured that you are fine not just in this life, but in any other life you might live, and in any experience you might have after your death.
Not only that, they will also assure you that it’s the same story for everyone, regardless of how miserable or painful their current life might be. That means you can be happy for yourself, and for anyone sharing the planet with you. That’s a pretty big payoff for a simple thing like knowing these five, which might not take you more than an hour or two. Here’s to happiness for you, now and “forever!”
At first glance it makes no sense whatever to believe that if you know only five things—just knowing them alone, not acting on them—could possibly make you happy. When you reflect on your life so far, though, it will likely occur to you that knowing some things right now makes you a lot happier than if you did not know them.
You might know, for example, that you have good health, enough money to meet your needs, a loving family and a few good friends. As you reflect on those, you’ll come to realize that just knowing them goes a long way toward providing you a good measure of happiness.
Now consider that the five ideas in this book go way beyond basic aspects that pertain to the life you’re living right now. They will leave you assured that you are fine not just in this life, but in any other life you might live, and in any experience you might have after your death.
Not only that, they will also assure you that it’s the same story for everyone, regardless of how miserable or painful their current life might be. That means you can be happy for yourself, and for anyone sharing the planet with you. That’s a pretty big payoff for a simple thing like knowing these five, which might not take you more than an hour or two. Here’s to happiness for you, now and “forever!”
