What's the Point?: A Guide to Life and Happiness

Anthony Peters

Aug 2008 · Author House

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This is a book about the meaning of life and achieving lasting happiness. Incorporating religion, spirituality and science, this is an essential read for those who want to find that little bit extra into an ordinary life.

By reading this book you will find the signs whichpoint towards permanent happiness and contentment in your life. Discover new possibilities and become conscious of some very exciting and potentially life changing realisations.

Find out howyou can behappier with yourself,able to understand the behaviour and feel compassion for other people and have permanent contentment in your life.

Backing up religious theory with the astounding discoveries made within modern-day science, you will no longer question that your life holds far more then what meets the eye.

So, if you are prepared to change your life for the better and feel better about yourself, then read on and enter the door to your new and adventurous future.

Be warned however, in order for you to discover pastures new you may need to overturn a few stones and cover some unchartered territory which may be challenging.So, with a touchof light heartedness,enjoy your exciting journey to a more fulfilledand happylife.

About the author

Growing up in Essex, Anthonynowworks in Cheltenham Spa as a Wise Monkey Trainer. Incorporating prinicples ofhisbook into everyday life, Anthony works to help people feel stronger, fitter,healthier and happier both in mind and body so that they can reach their true potential in life.

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