The Inner Sun Path To Happiness

Have you ever experienced a complete burnout?Has it been so overwhelmingly destructive that you felt you needed to completely change the way you live?Or have you burned out and have found it impossible to move forward?Many of us, especially in the modern madness of today's world, experience what is known as burnout. It can happen for a variety of different reasons, but the overriding result is often a loss of authentic happiness.Solveig Ellefsen experienced that, but found a way to rebuild her life, without medication, which she shares with you here in The Inner Sun Path to Happiness.Inside, Solveig shows you how you can use the right tools to rebuild yourself and become happier, including:➢ Health and fitness➢ A proper balanced diet➢ Getting rid of any stress and strains➢ Having positive thoughts➢ The law of attraction➢ Feeling connected to the universe ➢ Choosing happiness➢ And more...By implementing the techniques described within, you can also find your own little piece of happiness and banish the negativity that promotes the burnout we see so often.Get a copy of The Inner Sun Path to Happiness today and begin your journey to a happier and more contented you today!

Sometimes Your Greatest Misery Can be Your Greatest Happiness is a book about how powerful your thoughts are and how it can direct your life. This book is insightful, easy to read, filled with marvelous power and can change your life. There are short stories, quotes and how you can change your thoughts to make your life a better and happier one.

An inspiring celebration of balance shows the middle path between spiritual satisfaction and material success, offering specific tools, tips, and techniques for achieving a state of equilibrium in a materialistic world. Original.

Are you familiar with all of the colours residing within you? Are you aware of the power that each of them connects you to? Have you sensed or felt them? Do you know how to benefit from them? This book is made of the very colours - the true power of you. So are you ready to dive within?

On a steamy jungle island in the middle of the South China Sea, a new television show is about to come to its shocking conclusion. A small television stage lit by tiki torches illuminates a show host, a jury of seven contestants sitting on tree stumps, and the final two runners-up for a million dollars. It was season one of CBS’s competition show, Survivor, a show that will become one of the longest-running unscripted series—and one of the most beloved. Maria Baltazzi was one of the original supervising producers. Survivor strips its contestants of everything but their wits while they battle it out to see who will be the winner of a life-changing prize. In watching this, Maria realized that the contestants learned things about themselves that they might never have known before. During the production of this show, Maria realized that she could not be her true self until she stripped back the negativity that was clouding her life and made more self-affirming actions that would lead her to what she truly wanted. This book is Maria's insights about being happy learned from her time in the entertainment industry, observing people and events, traveling, and studying wellbeing. Within these pages is a practical guide for a creative path to happiness through taking photographs with your camera phone, journaling about things that matter, and being part of a supportive community. You can create a healthier state of being and have fun doing it. Even when your world turns upside down, you can still be the writer, director, and producer of the life you want.

"The Way of the Happy Woman" playfully prescribes how to honor each season of the year with wholesome foods, yoga, meditation, and reflections. Yoga teacher and retreat leader Stover presents suggestions for yoga sequences, meditations, affirmations, journaling exercises, and healthy meals and recipes for each season.

This story revolves around a young woman – she might be your neighbor, a colleague, or you can recognize yourself in her. Tormented by self-doubt, constant delay of her own desires, being overweight, laziness, work and family problems, she feels like she isn’t living her life and wishes to change it. Eventually, she decides to follow her dream. On her way to it the life itself will test her for strength, sincerity and kindness. Overcoming all the obstacles, the heroine will find her true self.

How can Buddhism be helpful for people in the West? We learn the most important techniques of thought work, feeling work and meditation. We find the way to ourselves and to a happy life.