BLISS - Joy In Harmony With God
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Clearly nobody wants to be lonely. In our life we encounter failures, sickness, disappointments, boredom and worries. Our loneliness has its own means to magnify our doubts and hopelessness. Sometimes our actions, thoughts and words are contradictions of the true requisites of happiness. This book is a collection of short encouragements to stay joyful. True happiness is all about what we think, what we say and what we do in conformity with God's order.
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