Ocho Pasos Hacia La Felicidad

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Life changing - Rated
If ever a book could so beautifully convey how we can unknowingly live misguided and self-centred lives, this is the one. A remarkable and inspiring way to live a harmonious life and benefit all those around us!

Eight Steps to Happiness - Rated
I have read this book so many times I have lost count and I will doubtless read it again many times in the future. Every one of us, without exception, wants to be happy. The key to finding inner peace and happiness is to look in the right place. The problem is that we normally look for happiness in the wrong places such as material possessions. This book shows us the right place to look.

Eight Steps to Happiness: The Buddhist Way of Loving Kindnes - Rated
The book really does help with changing your outlook to improve your overall hapiness. There are sections of the book that are buddhist heavy and this I found to be a bit preachy but as a whole the book did exactly what it says on the cover. I did have to get over my own sceptisism with some of it early on but after taking the book seriously I really benefitted from it, I now dont feel the need to hit the guy pushing past me to try and get on the train first, and am a lot happier with life and my out look on it. Very much reccomeneded for Buddhist and non Buddhist alike.

Geshe go's to open up our western mind's - Rated
This book tell's the fundamenal truths about us and how to find happiness not from the surroundings but in our minds. It talks about a 900 hundred year verse witten by an emanation of Buddha and is still widely used in the Orient and still very popular. It explains how to get to Buddhahood in a clear manner and tells us about empitness which will blow your mind. Buy it and you will find life much easier to handle and with a big peace of mind.

Finding the path to a Buddhist way of life and happiness - Rated
This book is a must for anyone interested in studying the Buddhist way of finding happiness for oneself as well as others.

By giving clear explanations and example anyone can practice the way to happiness. It is not just for serious practioners of Buddhism but also for the layperson trying to understand and re-train the mind to think happiness with a total caring mind. You can use this book to train your mind to find the happiness within yourself that also benefits everyone with whom one comes in contact. The results where noticeable not just to myself, finding the inner calm, but to others. This book is an excellent companion to life. Problems, Stress, Anger - not anymore.