Do you know anyone who appears to be genuinely happy all time? Do they walk around with a spring in their step and smile at everyone they meet? Do they talk about positive concepts and seem enthusiastic about all sorts of things?

Chances are they've figured out a few key secrets to achieving happiness and bliss in our human existence, the first being that nothing going on "out there" really matters, and "I'll be happy when..." is a statement that doesn't get anyone anywhere. Happiness is not wrapped up in the right relationship, a new car, that perfect house, or lots of money.

Happiness is a state of mind, and you have the prerogative to choose it. You've created your entire life so far, wittingly or not, through the power of your thoughts and emotions, and if you've been letting your mind run amuck, chances are that things are a bit disjointed, and it's hard to know where to go from here.

In Manifesting Bliss, Kevin Streufert draws upon existentialist philosophy, quantum physics, and theology to teach us how to take a step back from all that, evaluate where we are, determine the adjustments we need to make, and establish new practices to reach higher planes of consciousness and fall into a state of bliss that is authentic and lasting.

The book is short, but the philosophies are life changing.