The Art Of Happiness At Work by The Dalai Lama

The Art Of Happiness At Work by The Dalai Lama

Of the many Dalai Lama titles on sale, THE ART OF HAPPINESS - written with western psychiatrist Howard Cutler - is by far the biggest bestseller of them all. A huge international success, it has sold over 2 million copies worldwide, with over 250,000 of these in the UK alone. Now, this inspirational new book brings the successful East-meets-West pairing together again to provide a practical application of Tibetan Buddhist spiritual values to the world of work. In today's stressful working climate, more and more people are becoming disenchanted with the roles that they adopt at work, and how significantly their working persona differs from the person they are outside of the workplace. In this wise and practical book, the Dalai Lama shows us how to place our working lives into the context of our lives as a whole. Rather than striving to find a role which suits us, we should allow our work to arise naturally from who we are - and what is most important to us. From here we reach a pathway that can lead us to true life fulfilment and purpose.

'If you're dissatisfied at work, or are finding it hard to understand your true calling, this book is for you.. Cutler puts into practice the basic principles of the Dalai Lama that can be applied in all areas of your life. The Art of Happiness at Work is very readable'. -- Be Unlimited 20040204

The Dalai Lama is one of the world's great spiritual leaders. The recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize and many other international awards, he receives constant and extensive media coverage. Howard C. Cutler is a psychiatrist who has had an interest in Buddhism for over 25 years. He has strong ties with the Tibetan community and was chosen by the Dalai Lama to present and interpret his ideas for a wider non-Buddhist audience in the hugely successful The Art of Happiness.

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ISBN 13	9780340831199
ISBN 10	0340831197
Title	The Art Of Happiness At Work
Author	The Dalai Lama
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Hodder & Stoughton
Year published	2003-10-01
Number of pages	224
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