Even as atheist one can converse with fictive entities. I would even go as far as telling that in any society that have any form of administration, one will have to deal with fictive entities.
Back on the focus to happiness, I just finished to read ACT Made Simple: An Easy-To-Read Primer on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy[1]. I recommend it to anyone who thinks there is too much hindrances between them and happiness, or any life-according-to-own-values aim. What I especially appreciated in the book:
- humor is often used at right level
- it doesn’t sell itself as a stack of miracle turn-key solutions that works 100% of time
- the work itself doesn’t simply expose practical skills and techniques, it is a living example of applying them
Back on the focus to happiness, I just finished to read ACT Made Simple: An Easy-To-Read Primer on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy[1]. I recommend it to anyone who thinks there is too much hindrances between them and happiness, or any life-according-to-own-values aim. What I especially appreciated in the book:
- humor is often used at right level
- it doesn’t sell itself as a stack of miracle turn-key solutions that works 100% of time
- the work itself doesn’t simply expose practical skills and techniques, it is a living example of applying them
[1] https://www.amazon.com/ACT-Made-Simple-Easy-Read/dp/16840330...