Overlooking Happiness:: A Guide To The Destination You Never Left

by Joshua BenAvides

What If Everything You’ve Learned About How To Be Happy Is Wrong? Everyone is looking for happiness in almost everything we do, except we’re looking for it in all the wrong places. In our search for happiness we overlook the already-present, authentic happiness that is the very essence of our Being. Over the years, we are taught that happiness is a product of something you do, have or become. But believing this story postpones the genuine happiness that we can access any time right within us. If You’re Not Experiencing Profound Happiness And Freedom In Your Life - Read This Book! By reading and contemplating the insights contained in this book, you • Experience happiness no matter what your life circumstances • Effortlessly let go of long-standing fears, worries and anxiety • Dissolve the imaginary barriers keeping you from perceiving your true, limitless nature • Discover the happiness that is beyond all thoughts, stories and concepts • Live life with greater ease, presence and clarity • Effortlessly live a happy, joyous, and peaceful life Reading this book will bring your true nature into clear view. In doing so, all worries, fears and psychological suffering will lose their power and grip on present-moment experience - allowing for emotional freedom and inner peace. If you want to stop searching for happiness in all the wrong places - and rediscover your true nature of unlimited happiness and joy - read this book. "How strange to over look the very thing we seek so much! Joshua points directly at the obvious and in doing so tickles our hearts! Excellent read!” -- Peter Ragnar, author of The Unveiled Mystery of Self-Mastery  “Finally, a happiness book that offers a wake up call to what true happiness really is!” -- Adam Collins, Chief Inspiration Officer of Social Strategizer, LLC

Genres: Self Help

98 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 28, 2013

Reviews

[Amanda · Rating 1 out of 5]

I could not finish this book, and I read hundreds of books a year. The number of books I have left unfinished, I can count on one hand. The premise sounds good: stop seeking happiness in the next "thing", whether it's money, relationships, or a situation. The actual book, however, is so full of "woo woo" gibberish that it's like reading in a giant circle. I have no problem with reading spiritual books about various beliefs and religions, but this book was impossible to follow, it was so full of...gibberish is the only word I can think of. My reading tastes are extremely varied, but this book is a mess.

If you want a book that's easy to understand, with clear, practical advice, try Happiness Junkie: A 12 Step Program to Find Inner Peace and Change Your Life instead. I have no affiliation at all with that book; I've just finished about half of it and find it makes much more sense.

[Patricia Abrams · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not even worth finishing. ..even if it is a short read.