BETTER

Who's a good person? What's a good doctor? Whom can we call a good friend or a good partner? Do we truly understand the concept of Good and Bad? Are we born fundamentally good, fundamentally bad, or just life's circumstances and moral values steer us one way or the other? Do we have specific standards to evaluate ourselves and others as good or bad? What does it take to think better, feel better, and become better? How can we enjoy the present moment? Can we transform our joy into happiness as a state of mind? Can life stresses and traumatic past experiences be overcome by changing our mindset and perception? I present in this book a discussion, a logic that may change our understanding of already established concepts through multiple different points of view, a mixture of scientific, philosophical, psychological, and spiritual explanations, and a new interpretation of the basic ideas of Goodness, Happiness, Life, and Relationships.