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The man who wanted to be happy

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Every person dreams of finding happiness. But sometimes this dream is never realized. We are constantly hindered by seemingly insurmountable external circumstances. Julian, the hero of Gunel's novel, is young, healthy, good-looking and... desperately dissatisfied with his life, although objectively nothing prevents him from being happy. Finding himself in Bali, he finds himself in a village lost among tropical forests, where he meets an old healer named Santiang. He is legendary on the island. The wise old man heals not the body, but the soul. And he knows the truth that can change the whole world around us: what we believe in becomes our reality and determines our lives.The book by Laurent Gounel, one of the five most popular fiction writers in France. became a worldwide bestseller, several years topped the top sales lists in France and was translated into twenty-five languages.
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