• 10/01/2023
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Norway has the right rhythm and wind.Book of the journey to happiness 2 is the essence of three countries<

Norway is the country where my mailbox has gained strength. Armenia is a country where my soul has known the past. China is a country where my mind has discovered otherness. In these places, I continued my doctoral research on spirituality and happiness based on in-depth interviews with local residents. I had the opportunity to get to know different corners and peek behind the curtain.

The strength of the body belongs to Norway, the strength of ties breathes from Armenia, and the strength of the system belongs to China.

I spent every semester in Armenia and China, I returned to Norway repeatedly and now I have been living there for a total of three years. This Nordic kingdom has the right rhythm and wind for me. Energy saving and recharging. China is the exact opposite, and that's why it lured me to new discoveries of the unexplored depths of myself. Thanks to her, I recognized otherness defined by sameness. And Armenia hovers somewhere between the two continents and intoxicates many a heart with its antiquity.

All three countries became my great teacher. I could thus explore bridges and cultural chasms. I chose Norway, Armenia and China for their eye-catching contrasts. I was interested in where the essence of happiness is hidden in such different countries, which contrast not only next to each other, but also within. In the end, however, they are somewhat similar.

Come with me where happiness means an unceasing capacity for wonder and where layers of knowledge create a happy harmony against a background of garish muted colors.

Together with a signature and a gift, you can purchase it online at www.cestyzasstim.cz, in person at lectures from the series Bhutan and Norway or how to live in the lands of happiness or at all good booksellers in the Czech Republic. The book is published on October 25.

The book is also accompanied by a photo exhibition, which you can see in November on the second floor of the Fabrika multifunctional center.

Kristýna Tronečková