u/Tayrid_007

Picked up this book with half a heart because I thought it’ll not be my cup of tea (fiction reader), but the writing is so good and gripping. Concepts have been explained in such a manner that you able to grasp scientific studies with such less efforts. I have added to my Amazon cart so many books mentioned within this book.
I really have an inkling towards psychology so the mix of ancient wisdom and scientific studies in this book has been so interesting to read about. Excerpts from Gita and Mahabharata, quotes from Lord Buddha, Christianity and its preachings, everything you might have heard but not really related to life and happiness, comes together in this book.
Jonathan has done a wonderful job inspiring people like me to read more about this subject.
I’ll just leave it at - the answer to the happiness hypothesis lies in between.
Have you read this?

u/Tayrid_007 — 27 days ago

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Trip to lansdowne in mid July. Need pet friendly stays suggestion

Hey all will be travelling with my parents and an adult pet dog and need recommendations for a hotel/resort with accessibility to the centre so that we can dine wherever we want. Please drop in suggestions

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u/Tayrid_007 — 2 months ago