The Joy of Living And How To Attain It E-Book

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The book The Joy of Living and How To Attain It is divided into Physical and Spiritual sections. It emphasizes that it’s not enough to live by “bread alone” and teaches a philosophy that can provide an unshakable foundation to endure any trouble that may come your way. The mental and spiritual sections introduce you to this philosophy. The physical section contains a brief summary of health instructions that can help the sick get well and stay healthy. The chapter headings include quotes from respected teachers to stimulate your thoughts and spark wisdom. Remember, “When we are green, we grow. When we think that we are ripe, we begin to decay.” The book The Joy of Living and How To Attain It encourages mental, physical, and spiritual perfection by teaching a simple “how-to-live” program. The book’s pages will guide you step by step to achieve good health, and by understanding the principles expressed within, you can lead a more fulfilling life.

Dr Bernard Jensen’s inspiration was unfortunately the passing of his mother due to tuberculosis at a young age has inspired him to dedicate his life to helping those who suffer from poor health. Going against the natural laws, whether intentionally or not, always has its consequences. We can only achieve perfection by living in accordance with the laws of the divine. Many people would choose to do the right thing if they only had the proper guidance.

Introduction By NAPOLEON HILL 

THERE SELDOM APPEARS a book which one can recommend so wholeheartedly and unreservedly as this one-in-a-million book, The Joy of Living. Written by Bernard Jensen, D.C., a progressive young health counselor inspired with the desire to serve his fellow man free of the profit motive. Possessing a philosophy which would credit much older practitioners, Dr. Jensen’s seventeen years’ experience particularly qualifies him to teach without bias. In recommending The Joy of Living, it is almost as though I were praising my own work, as the success principles embodied are fundamentally identical with my own. As we all know, success cannot be really sound without consideration of the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects. One without the others is a hollow success. You cannot reach the peak of attainment with a sick body regardless of mind brilliancy. Likewise, a healthy body without a well-trained mind also has its limitations. Yet The Joy of Living must not be construed as simply a success book. It teaches sane how-to-live principles, which in­evitably lead to successful living. These sound principles truly make living the joy that it should be. Humanity would profit if The Joy of Living were on every bookshelf and in every library. So it is with a feeling of public spiritedness that I introduce to you The Joy of Living and its brilliant author, Dr. Bernard Jensen-assured in my heart that yours wi1l be a healthier and happier life for having become acquainted with them both.