This book is a guide to one of the prime purposes of life — Happiness. Naturally everyone wants to be happy. Why else do we keep living and working? Many people consider happiness as something found with the increase of sensual pleasure and comforts. Others look for position, or ease of living, thrills, or more money and what it can buy. However, by using knowledge from the East and taking an alternative look at what is advised herein, we get guidance on our true position and the means necessary for reaching the happiness for which we always hanker. This information is sure to open your eyes to higher possibilities. It can awaken you to the natural joy that always exists within your higher Self.
This book and its easy to understand information will show you how to experience real happiness and joy, and reach the spiritual level, the platform of the soul, beyond the temporary nature of the mind and body.

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Contents

Preface— Pgs. 5

1. Getting Started to Find Our Way— Pgs. 9

2. Are You Really Happy?— Pgs. 15

3. Your Thoughts Create Your Future— Pgs. 25

4. Starting to Get Connected to Your Higher Self— Pgs. 37

5. How Our Consciousness Determines What We Want for Happiness— Pgs. 56

6. What Keeps Us From Being Truly Happy— Pgs. 76

7. Hey, Add Some Substance to Your Life.  It’s Time for a Change— Pgs. 91

8. The Key to Real Happiness— Pgs. 102

Chapter Notes— Pgs. 122

Glossary— Pgs. 126

References— Pgs. 128

Stephen Knapp is a writer, author, philosopher, spiritual practitioner, traveller, photo-grapher and lecturer. He has continuously worked to help spread the profound and genuine spiritual knowledge of the Vedic philosophy so that anyone from anywhere can be benefitted by it. The main purpose of Stephen Knapp’s work is to offer simple yet accurate ways and explana-tions to comprehend the lofty insights found within the spiritual philosophy and Vedic culture of India, which has much to offer humanity. So far his intention seems to be working. He has been critically appreciated by many readers for his simplistic way of explaining the complexities of the Incomprehensible and Infinite in attractive words.