The Way to Happiness Association of Tennessee is
working to help communities across Nashville.
The Way to Happiness, a book written by
humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard in the early 1980s, is comprised of 21 precepts,
each one predicated on the fact that one’s survival depends on the survival of
others—and that without the survival of others, neither joy nor happiness are attainable.
In the three decades since it was authored, more than 115 million copies of the
book passed hand to hand, thus inspiring the movement which is making its way
throughout the city of Nashville, Tenn.
Volunteers for The Way to Happiness Association of Tennessee
(TWTH-TN) are sending the message to people to take care of themselves amid the
global concerns over the Coronavirus. “The Way to Happiness was written in the
1980s, but the very first passage you’ll read is Take Care of Yourself,” says
Julie Brinker who coordinates local volunteers for TWTH-TN.
The passage is titled Get Care When You Are Ill, and reads: “When
they are ill, even with communicable diseases, people often do not isolate
themselves or seek proper treatment. This, as you can easily see, tends to put
you at risk. Insist when someone is ill that he or she takes the proper
precautions and gets proper care.”
“The message is simple, but powerful,” says Brinker.
According to thewaytohappiness.org, “This code of conduct can be
followed by anyone, of any race, color or creed and works to restore the bonds
that unite humankind.” In the three decades since it was authored, 100 million
copies of the book passed hand to hand. "This book is based on common
sense principles and acts as a moral compass,” says Judy Young, Director of The
Way to Happiness Association of Tennessee, “when people read it, they are able
to easily put the concepts in it into practice to live a better life.”
TWTH-TN is making a true impact across Tennessee and reaching
other parts of the world. To learn more about the program, or to order copies
of The Way to Happiness booklet, visit twthtn.org.
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