Live a Happy Life eBooks
Life is tough, you need a laugh! Life is short, enjoy it to the max!
It's been said that it takes 21 days to form a new habit. This simple book can give you 21 amusing short-stories to laugh, learn and live a happy life. Why not make it a habit? Remember that life is short, so enjoy it!
Three young men were captured by a tribe of people living in a secluded rainforest. The chieftain declared that they will be punished but will be given a chance to obtain freedom if they will abide with his conditions. He commanded, “Each of you must look for any kind of fruit in the forest and bring it to me. You will be guarded by my swordsmen, so don’t attempt an escape. Bring me ten fruits of the same kind and I’ll tell you how to obtain your freedom. Just remember that your choice of fruit is related to your punishment.”
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Try not to take everything seriously, especially bad circumstances that are beyond your control. Life is tough. Learn to laugh. Live happily...and you will recover easily.
Life is Tough
In the uncertainties of this journey that we call life, we don’t know what tomorrow may bring. This uncanny and precarious position usually exposes the true picture of the inner man: the inner strength and beauty, or the apparent lack thereof. And the veneer of religion has deceived many a man regarding the true state of his heart. May God grant us the clarity to see once and for all the true anchor for our heart and soul.
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Do you want to be happy? Always? This is a serious book that would make you happy in learning a serious topic, and would make you think seriously-happily about it. Discover 7 practical steps to living a happy Christian life!
The Storm That Took Away Everything Except What Really Matters
Saturday, June 21, 2008, was an unforgettable day in my life and the lives of all the Ilonggos living in Pan-ay Island, especially in the city of Iloilo. I woke up with the news that a signal no. 3 typhoon is on its way to hit our place. Outside, heavy rains and strong winds started to fell, the reason why I cancelled all appointments and opted to stay at home with my family. Together with my wife, my father, mother and sister, we spend the day chatting, eating, joking, reminiscing “good old days,” while doing some household chores and taking care of our two children. It was just like any ordinary day except for the storm outside, which we thought was something that would pass by...
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A compilation of "things that most people worry the most." With Biblically relevant, practical and proven principles coupled with a touch of humor, this book will encourage and inspire its readers that even amidst all the uncertainties in the world there is still hope for those whose perspective is aligned in God's Word and has learned to trust His incomparable power to help those who believe Him. Order your copy now and overcome your worries...
Worry of Getting Sick
The headline of the news I once surfed on the internet says, “Study: Worry increases men’s heart attack odds.” Below are some excerpts from the said health news:
- Chronic anxiety can increase heart attack risk, at least in men.
- Worry raises blood pressure, heart rate, produces more stress hormones.
- Those men deemed chronically anxious were 30 percent to 40 percent more likely to have a heart attack than their more easygoing counterparts.
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