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If you had asked someone one hundred years ago to imagine a future where technology allowed people to be warm in the winter and cool in the summer; where instantaneous, live communication via text, voice, and image was available to everyone; where every book, movie, musical composition, piece of art, or other form of entertainment was instantly accessible to everyone; where people could climb into machines that sped them across land or water, and even through the sky, in addition to being highly skeptical, that person would be forgiven for thinking that in such a magical and fabulous world, humanity would live in peace, contentment, and universal happiness. However, although our society has reached and exceeded these technological marvels, a quick internet search reveals alarming statistics
about the rates of divorce, depression, mental illness, murder,
suicide, and abuse which illustrates the sad fact that happiness continues to elude far too many.
What then can we do to find happiness?

In this book, we will discuss the Jewish and Chassidic teachings on how to attain happiness. Many philosophies teach that happiness comes about through the fulfillment of a person’s desires; they claim that when a person gets what they want out of life, they will find happiness. The Jewish path is different, it teaches us that when we live life in a healthy manner, providing for both our bodies and souls, happiness will ensue.

One can see the effectiveness of the Jewish path by observing the quality of life of an observant Jewish community. Although we are living in challenging times and many of the above-mentioned problems can also be found in these communities, on the whole you will find close-knit
friendships, successful marriages, and an overall
sense and spirit of joy. May we soon merit to see a world filled with joy and peace with the coming of Mashiach speedily in our days!

If someone would ask me what is the most important factor for attaining happiness, I would answer that it is to constantly make the effort to do what it takes to attain happiness, and to try to stay positive and happy when you are down and even when you are facing difficulties and challenges in life. Sometimes, when a person is going through a very difficult period in their life, they feel that in their situation there is no way they can possibly attain happiness. I would like to quote a remarkable letter of the Lubavitcher Rebbe on this subject:
In response to your letter … which was written in the month
of the second Adar in which the entire month we increase in
joy … yet unfortunately the spirit of the letter is not Purimdik
[in the spirit of Purim] and not even joyous. Even after all the
ideas and reasons that you write about in your letter, there still remains the commandment from the Almighty, who is not only the Creator of the world but Who also runs the world, to serve the Almighty with joy. Surely the Almighty knows all the details (which you wrote about), yet, He still tells us that we should be joyous. From this we can deduce three things:
Since the Almighty demands this, it is surely in the capacity
and ability of the person — since Hashem does not make unreasonable demands of his creatures — and when He asks for something, He only asks for what is in their power. Even in this type of situation, there still remains what to be
happy about. We just have to not want to close our eyes to
seeing it.
According to what is explained in many places, amongst them in the Sefer Hatanya in Chapter 26, it is just the opposite. If we want to succeed and win the battle, and surely, if it is a difficult battle, we must be joyous and have an open heart that is cleansed from all worries and sadness of the world. How to do so is explained in the Tanya at length.
It is also known, the teaching of the Rebbe, my father-in-
law, that when a soldier goes to the front, he sings a march of victory and joy. Even though this is before he actually begins the war, beginning with strong faith in the victory and joy, in itself, strengthen and hastens the victory of the war.

Rabbi Pesach Scheiner was born in Brooklyn, New York, and
received his rabbinical ordination from the Chabad-Lubavitch
Yeshiva in Brooklyn. He is currently the rabbi of the Chabad Center in Boulder, Colorado. In his rabbinic capacity, Rabbi Scheiner teaches classes on Jewish practice, from which this book was born. He lives with his wife and children in Boulder, Colorado.

Praise
“The Path to Happiness: A Jewish Chassidic Perspective is for everyone — because in deeply cynical times such as these, everyone needs inspiration, everyone needs values to live by. Faith by itself is a great thing, but it must become a force in our everyday lives. But how? That is what makes this book so useful: it gives you specific advice, specific techniques, and perspectives to help you become the person you must become if you are to find true peace and real joy. Using wonderful stories to illustrate his points, Rabbi Scheiner introduces us to a wide range of characters… Today’s world offers endless distractions — material comforts and pleasures — that somehow lead to despair. Rabbi Scheiner explains why this is so and offers us a way out of ‘the trap,’ regardless of our circumstances.  I give this book five stars! It’s not on my ‘must read’ list but on my ‘must read again and again’ list — and it will be on yours, too.”
Daniel Meyerson, Ellis Fellow at Columbia University 
“A masterpiece work on the importance of simchah.”
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author, historian, and mashpia
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