Joy has a thousand names. How to love this world with all its shortcomings. Byron K., Mitchell S.

One of the postulates of Tao sounds like this: “When people think that they know the answers, people are difficult to direct. When they know that they don’t know, people can find their own path. ” The work of Katy Byron helps to see that even small changes in perception lead to serious changes in life. The author notes that a closed mind is a closed heart, but the slightest crack can allow a person to see the world different.

If you are familiar with Katy and read her other works, you probably know her story of awakening at the age of 43 years after a long depression. In this book, she describes her experience in detail and tells how she came to explore all her thoughts and question all her beliefs.

This book will help you:

- stop stopping suffer because of what you cannot influence;

-accept the world as it is;

-understand yourself;

-get rid of pain poisoning your life;

- to find harmony.