Knowing the Deepest Happiness - Barnhardt, Larry John
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America's founding fathers stated the pursuit of happiness is an unalienable right. But what is happiness and where is it to be found? In this age of consumerism, we are sucked into believing that happiness comes when we purchase a new car, new furniture, even laundry detergent. Knowing the Deepest Happiness is a beginner's guide into mindfulness based on the principles of ancient Buddhism, along with the science of modern-day positive psychology, and maps out practical ways of incorporating these principles into a daily ritual of mindfulness leading to optimal well-being. Happiness and…mehr

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America's founding fathers stated the pursuit of happiness is an unalienable right. But what is happiness and where is it to be found? In this age of consumerism, we are sucked into believing that happiness comes when we purchase a new car, new furniture, even laundry detergent. Knowing the Deepest Happiness is a beginner's guide into mindfulness based on the principles of ancient Buddhism, along with the science of modern-day positive psychology, and maps out practical ways of incorporating these principles into a daily ritual of mindfulness leading to optimal well-being. Happiness and sadness are opposite sides of the same coin. And in most cases, whether you pursue happiness or sadness is a choice. A choice you make every day of your life!
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Autorenporträt
Larry John Barnhardt, professor emeritus at Boise State University, has a career that spanned 40 years and has been dedicated to making a difference in the lives of students through his work as an instructor, educational supervisor, executive director, college president, and university dean, all within the field of postsecondary technical education. He holds a doctorate in educational leadership with minors in psychology and sociology from Oregon State University.