Absolute Happiness: The Way to a Life of Complete Fulfillment

by Michael Domeyko Rowland

Book by Rowland, Michael Domeyko

Genres: Self Help, Personal Development

288 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1995

Reviews

[Chloe]

This is the best self help book I've ever read. I think it might be the only one I'll ever need to read. It gives SPECIFIC EXERCISES for reshaping your reality and gives elegantly articulated answers to all your most existential questions without ever aligning with a particular belief system. Self help is always so vague and mostly waffles on about the author's perception of reality and how they think life is. It is purely spiritual, but is written by an English guy who knows how the western mind thinks. It is well structured, easy to follow and is beautifully written. I definitely need to read it again. I haven't had a chance to really sit down and try the 22x11 yet (but I am looking forward to the opportunity), and I have done a very basic draft of the lifewrite. Writing a story about what I want my life to look like seemed stupidly simple at first, but once I started I realised how much I didn't know. Sure, I know I want a home, friends, a cool job and a romantic partner, but where do I want to live? In what style would I like to work? What type of person do I want to fall in love with and how would I like to meet him? Silly little things, but things it would probably be good to have an answer for.

[Joseph D'Lacey · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's out of print, but this book will be worth every penny you spend tracking down a second hand copy; a genuine life-changer.

I met the author when I was nineteen and it remains one of the most positive experiences of my life. Get a copy and embark on the future you've always dreamed of.

[David Colman · Rating 4 out of 5]

This guy is a real personality. Reading this almost demands you think about it deeply. I have seen Michael live and his insights are riveting.

[David Robinson · Rating 2 out of 5]

Like all these types of books, the intentions are good and there are a few nuggets of useful actions, but sadly, too many throw away lines that are not backed up or supported by others material.
Take everything in this book, as you would from a guy telling you a verbal story. Without references or confirmation what is being said is based on known past events.

[Paul · Rating 1 out of 5]

All books like this boil down to either visualisation or affirmations. And this one is no exception.

[Andrej · Rating 5 out of 5]

Odličen priročnik za življenje, s tehnikami za izboljšanje uma, podzavesti itd.

[Helen]

I loved this book. It took a very different turn to what I expected but forced me to explore different aspects of my life.