The Secret Key: The Key to Happiness & the Meaning of Life

By Samantha Brew

The Secret Key: The Key to Happiness & the Meaning of Life is a life manual that reveals a history based on spirituality and philosophy, from which we may be able to realize the key to happiness and realize the meaning of life. If you are someone who is wondering about what we are doing here and how to be happy despite the many stresses and pressures of the world, then this book is for you.

 

The Secret Key: The Key to Happiness & the Meaning of Life deals with the hard facts of everyday life and what we can do about it. The search for happiness is the pursuit of every human being. In fact, it is said that it is the objective of all of creation. After all the complications, wars, and advancements in technology, we just want to be happy. But how? The more that we strive to pursue our happiness, the more that we suffer. In fact, according to statistics, every 40 seconds, somebody in this world dies by suicide. If this is not yet sick and strange enough, then I do not know what is.

 

Every day, we seek happiness; every day, we suffer. The Secret key lies in understanding what happened in the beginning and how it relates to us today. By learning about the past, we can better understand the present, and the future.

 

The good news is that happiness is always within our reach. We just need to look for it in the right place or at least change our view. After all, life does not need to be complicated. When God created the world, He said that it was good. In fact, it was very good. There was nothing more that needed to be done. Sadly, humans started to make their own imperfect works; and in the process, have created false illusions which also blurred the natural beauty and wonder that was originally made by the Divine Creator.

 

The secret key to happiness is not new. For it to be real and genuine, it should have been in existence from the very beginning during that time when everything was good. It should be noted that the teachings in this book are not only meant to be learned intellectually, but they are meant to be lived. After all, the only way to understand true happiness is by personal and actual experience. 

 

May this book be to you as a light that shines in darkness, a lighthouse when you are lost in the dark and tumultuous ocean of life. Regardless of what happens in the world, which is almost always outside of our control, there is one thing that I am sure of: You deserve to be happy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Samantha Brew
• Release date: Jan 9, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224660001

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Introduction

The Secret Key: The Key to Happiness & the Meaning of Life is a life manual that reveals a history based on spirituality and philosophy, from which we may be able to realize the key to happiness and realize the meaning of life. If you are someone who is wondering about what we are doing here and how to be happy despite the many stresses and pressures of the world, then this book is for you.

The Secret Key: The Key to Happiness & the Meaning of Life deals with the hard facts of everyday life and what we can do about it. The search for happiness is the pursuit of every human being. In fact, it is said that it is the objective of all of creation. After all the complications, wars, and advancements in technology, we just want to be happy. But how? The more that we strive to pursue our happiness, the more that we suffer. In fact, according to statistics, every 40 seconds, somebody in this world dies by suicide. If this is not yet sick and strange enough, then I do not know what is.

Every day, we seek happiness; every day, we suffer. The Secret key lies in understanding what happened in the beginning and how it relates to us today. By learning about the past, we can better understand the present, and the future.

The good news is that happiness is always within our reach. We just need to look for it in the right place or at least change our view. After all, life does not need to be complicated. When God created the world, He said that it was good. In fact, it was very good.