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   Still, it works (the tea-and-fag cure, that is), which is perhaps more
   But I am straying off my subject, which is happiness. (The only real
   publishers.) For this I turn to Happiness Now! by Robert Holden (Hodder
   & Stoughton, pounds 8.99), founder of the Happiness Project, whose
   "innovative work has been the subject of thousands of media features
   Happiness Now! comes with numerous encomia from authors of other self-
   The big gun in this series is The Art of Happiness: A Handbook for
   - rather in the way that Happiness Now! has a very
   Robert Holden's ghastly grinning mug on the cover of Happiness Now! And
   (One problem is that, as Montherlant said, happiness writes white; the
   communication of happiness does not make for good reading. I remember
   Happiness, which should stand as a warning against those tempted to
   Happiness is one of the biggest philosophical questions to have
   the existence of God. "Happiness," said Santayana, "is the only
   sanction of life; where happiness fails, existence remains a mad and
   The pursuit of happiness is enshrined as a right in the Declaration of
   Aristotle worried at the question of Happiness at length in his Ethics.
   Happiness is eudaemonia, well-being, and after lots of argument with
   himself, he comes to these conclusions: "Happiness demands not only
   happiness does not so much revolve around virtue and goodness, as about