The meaning of life

We often pride ourselves on being rational creatures, whose nature is to be convinced by conclusive evidence and persuasive arguments. However, it is a grave mistake to always consider ourselves as such. The truth is, we are more obedient and submissive to our emotions, desires, and aims than to pure reason. This statement is more true for the masses than for individuals, so what should be the case for the individual? This is the main question in this book, and all its chapters come to answer it. This is a book that does not only explore the meaning of life but also the meaning of striving within it and the details of how to succeed in this endeavor. Do and do not, get close to this and avoid that. This is what this book offers you. A detailed plan of what to avoid and what to do in terms of thought, speech, action, and behavior in all aspects of life. No excess, no exaggeration, and no overstatement. The commandments seem easy, and they appear as wisdom, but the author of the book presents the culmination of his life experience to every reader. He may err or succeed, but what is certain is that he offers a valuable and rich life experience regarding the details of practical life, how to achieve success and wealth, along with other virtues of a happy soul. This book leaves no point untouched, even the luxury that a person should seek—luxury of body and soul—you will find your way to it, dear reader, through your journey in the pages of this book.