Reseña del libro "Happy to be Happy: The Grand Manual of Happiness (en Inglés)"
Happiness is a precious asset, the most valuable for those who follow the footsteps of their destiny because they know that the journey of the soul is infinite, and it's better to travel it happily. That's the way things are in the universe when we resolve that minimal consciousness. Happiness is, in fact, real, tangible, and in our hands. It's congenital, endemic, and implicit in our very existence; an integral part of everything and eternally present, when we wake up and welcome it in us. It's an exclusively inner dimension of being, free from constraints and conditions, which manifests as a simple state of pure positive vital energy.The achievement of perpetual happiness is, therefore, an intrinsic tendency to life itself and every being pursues it in all possible ways, chasing it always and everywhere, sometimes confusing it even with external gratifications. We also seek it and are determined to get to the source most easily: following the impulse of our desire and therefore shifting the field of investigation within us, in the sophisticated simplicity of what we are. And it's precisely there that we find happiness - the permanent, stable, and definitive one - in the most obvious way and place: riding the soul's yearning to the fundamental depth of the self. It's a rather comfortable journey and a rather close location, being exclusively within us.This book is a manual of deprogramming, reprogramming, and implementation. It's also a manual for enlightenment, conscious living, and presence. It first reveals the supreme key to happiness. It then delves into the related fundamental issues, such as the map of reality, immediate inversion, desires, collective consciousness, justifications, in addition to the various techniques, understandings, and information designed to consolidate the underlying mood to personify in our life's journey, that of happiness. WARNING: The virus of happiness infects this book. It might be contagious.Enjoy.
