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Review of Happiness is All We Want!
[Following is a volunteer review of "Happiness is All We Want!" by Ashutosh Mishra.]
Happiness is All We Want! is a non-fiction book written by Ashutosh Mishra. The book was divided into three parts which include Mental Wellbeing (The Mind or the Monkey?), Physical Wellbeing (The Body or the Donkey?) and Spiritual Wellbeing (The Flying Horse!). All these were blended to allow readers to know how happiness can be got.
Humans are constantly in search of happiness, and when they get it, it does not feel like what they had expected. The author noticed this as he observed his life and the life of those around him. He believed the mind is constantly filled with many feelings of “what next” immediately after happiness had been obtained. This always makes the body crumble because of the strain of years of neglect. This made the author define happiness as the ability to enjoy what you have on a continued basis. The author believed that there were a lot of steps in the journey called life, and happiness can only be obtained fully if one savours each milestone that leads us to the final destination. How can we get complete happiness? A reading of this book will provide that answer.
The author provided a guide in which readers can use as a tool to understand how to use the publication to its true potential. This made me have a perfect understanding of the book. The book was written in simple English, and this made it easy to understand. I enjoyed every part of this publication as it touches on a very important thing people are searching for, happiness. This book was written in a way that makes it practical. The author included his experience and that of others to pass on his information and techniques. This made the book real and relatable. All these made me enjoy the publication.
The book has some aspects that did not apply to a range of people. The part in which the author talked about experiencing happiness through changing diets and imbibing some alternative lifestyles may be unpractical for some people. This is desirable but may not be financially workable for the poor. This is the only part I dislike in this book, but this did not stop me from enjoying this book.
This publication was professionally edited with only one error noticed. I enjoyed the book right from the beginning to the end. Therefore, I rate this publication 4 out of 4 stars. I will recommend this book to people who need to have a change in lifestyle in their search for happiness. The book was a lovely read.
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Happiness is All We Want!
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Happiness is All We Want! is a non-fiction book written by Ashutosh Mishra. The book was divided into three parts which include Mental Wellbeing (The Mind or the Monkey?), Physical Wellbeing (The Body or the Donkey?) and Spiritual Wellbeing (The Flying Horse!). All these were blended to allow readers to know how happiness can be got.
Humans are constantly in search of happiness, and when they get it, it does not feel like what they had expected. The author noticed this as he observed his life and the life of those around him. He believed the mind is constantly filled with many feelings of “what next” immediately after happiness had been obtained. This always makes the body crumble because of the strain of years of neglect. This made the author define happiness as the ability to enjoy what you have on a continued basis. The author believed that there were a lot of steps in the journey called life, and happiness can only be obtained fully if one savours each milestone that leads us to the final destination. How can we get complete happiness? A reading of this book will provide that answer.
The author provided a guide in which readers can use as a tool to understand how to use the publication to its true potential. This made me have a perfect understanding of the book. The book was written in simple English, and this made it easy to understand. I enjoyed every part of this publication as it touches on a very important thing people are searching for, happiness. This book was written in a way that makes it practical. The author included his experience and that of others to pass on his information and techniques. This made the book real and relatable. All these made me enjoy the publication.
The book has some aspects that did not apply to a range of people. The part in which the author talked about experiencing happiness through changing diets and imbibing some alternative lifestyles may be unpractical for some people. This is desirable but may not be financially workable for the poor. This is the only part I dislike in this book, but this did not stop me from enjoying this book.
This publication was professionally edited with only one error noticed. I enjoyed the book right from the beginning to the end. Therefore, I rate this publication 4 out of 4 stars. I will recommend this book to people who need to have a change in lifestyle in their search for happiness. The book was a lovely read.
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Happiness is All We Want!
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