For Being Happy in Life and Calm at Death Naoki Iwasawa

We are free and must create or choose how we live life. The answer to the questions "How should we live? What should I do today and now?" is given in this book: "We should live to satisfy all of our essential desires." This is the final goal of life and the way to happiness. We don"t know when we will die, but whenever we are faced with death and assess the entirety of our lives, we want to think that we have attained the goal of life and a state of mind to accept death calmly as much as we can. This book logically shows us how to achieve the final goal of life in a feasible and practical way for anyone, by showing how to overcome death, nihilism, and pessimism. The author applies the general process for problem-solving to these problems on the nature of the truth, the world, and human beings. Naoki Iwasawa was born in and lives in Tokyo, Japan. He studied physics and mathematics at the University of Minnesota and graduated with a degree from School of Political Science and Economics, Waseda University. He worked mainly as a manager of planning at IBM in Japan. He is interested in world history from ancient times to the present days and has traveled to many places in Asia, Africa, Europe, and America that have been the stage for world historical events. He is a joint author of Reading Singer: Practical Ethics in the Global Age, in which he explains Peter Singer"s Animal Liberation to the Japanese. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге For Being Happy in Life and Calm at Death (Naoki Iwasawa)