THE MAZE OF HAPPINESS

An enhanced and interactive fable about the pursuit of happiness.
This APPbook includes great illustrations, videos, social media, extra content and interactive features in order to immerse the user in the pursuit of happiness.

The fable:
Ariadna is a thirty-three year old woman lost in a maze. To get out of it, she must find answers to the existential questions within her: Who am I? Where do I come from? Where am I going? What do I live for? She is the central character in this inspirational tale about the meaning of life.

The search for happiness is and has been a constant theme in the history of humankind and the lives of each one of us. But what exactly is happiness? How can we find it? As if happiness were an elusive butterfly, science and philosophy have always tried to find out where it rests: in material wealth? In the people we love? Or is it just a utopia? Essentially, is happiness an aim, or is it a way of going through life?

This charming tale illustrates, among many other things, the importance of self-knowledge, the pleasure of the senses, tenderness as a balsam which heals everything, the meaning we give to the things that happen to us, our fears as obstacles, laughter: the universal method for dissolving worries; dreams and longings as spiritual combustion, and the universal bank of love.

Just as Ariadna emerges from her journey completely changed, this APPbook is meant to transform the lives of readers who step into “The Maze of Happiness”.

The authors:

Álex Rovira is the co-author of the best seller ‘La buena suerte’ and author of ‘La brujula interior’ and ‘Los siete poderes’ that have been a big international success. Besides weekly collaboration on the Cadena SER and giving conferences around the world, he writes articles for ‘El País Semanal.’

Francesc Miralles is a specialist in self-help books and author of the inspiring ‘amor en minúscula’ (Ediciones B) and the thriller ‘El Cuarto Reino’ (Martínez Roca). He writes articles on spirituality in the magazines ‘Integral’ and ‘CuerpoMente’.