Autor/Autorin: Wellman Andru
The author has been a psychoanalyst for about fifteen years and has helped many people around the world to feel better about their psychosomatic condition. He has worked in hospitals as a behavioral psychotherapist. His main function was preventive psychoanalysis of young children.
The art of being happy would require to know how to make a good altruistic impression and especially to give an irresistible effigy to difficulties. The unhappy or disgruntled gaze watches and disturbs happiness by throwing on all things the color of boredom, that sort of negativistic power to despise all offerings; thus a lying impatience and a sad anger towards ingenious people who make happiness with little, like children make gardens. Experience shows enough that one cannot entertain those who are bored with themselves! From then on, it would be necessary to flee from ordinary despair in order to face the despair of one's own cognition...
The art of being happy would require to know how to make a good altruistic impression and especially to give an irresistible effigy to difficulties. The unhappy or disgruntled gaze watches and disturbs happiness by throwing on all things the color of boredom, that sort of negativistic power to despise all offerings; thus a lying impatience and a sad anger towards ingenious people who make happiness with little, like children make gardens. Experience shows enough that one cannot entertain those who are bored with themselves! From then on, it would be necessary to flee from ordinary despair in order to face the despair of one's own cognition...
Über den Autor
L¿auteur est psychanalyste depuis une quinzaine d¿années, il a aidé beaucoup de personnes dans le monde à se sentir mieux sur le plan psychosomatique. Il a notamment exercé en la matière dans des hôpitaux en qualité de psychothérapeute du comportement. Sa fonction principale était la psychanalyse préventive des enfants de bas âge.
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The art of being happy would require to know how to make a good altruistic impression and especially to give an irresistible effigy to difficulties. The unhappy or disgruntled gaze watches and disturbs happiness by throwing on all things the color of boredom, that sort of negativistic power to despise all offerings; thus a lying impatience and a sad anger towards ingenious people who make happiness with little, like children make gardens. Experience shows enough that one cannot entertain those who are bored with themselves! From then on, it would be necessary to flee from ordinary despair in order to face the despair of one's own cognition...
