Top 10 Best Books on the Art of Beautiful Living

In business, kindness doesn't mean lack of decisiveness or respect… it's not easy to become a kind person, but once you do, you will:

• Stand out more
• Make more money
• Be happier
• Be healthier
• Live longer to enjoy the four things mentioned above.

Kindness is an unexpected power!

'In a world of tit for tat, where many people seem willing to do anything to get ahead, Linda Kaplan Thaler and Robin Koval point out that quiet acts of kindness are the most powerful. 'Please,' 'Thank you,' and 'After you' are truly the key phrases in the language of those who dare to think and act. The Power of Kindness should be the new testament for anyone looking to lead.' (Deborah Norville, host of Inside Edition, the longest-running news magazine on television)

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Anger is a remarkable book by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, opening up marvelous possibilities and offering practical guidance for freeing ourselves from anger and living beautifully with the society around us.

Anger was published in the United States on September 10, 2001, just a day before the events of September 11, 2001. Consequently, it became the best-selling book in the United States, selling 50,000 copies per week for 9 months.

In Korea, this book sold 1 million copies in just 11 months. Many readers found solace in this book, using compassionate language to reconcile with loved ones and bringing happiness to their families and communities.

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'Protect the environment', 'reduce plastic waste',... In recent years, environmental messages have been strongly conveyed through the media, but it seems that in people's minds, it is still considered something distant, the responsibility of the government, of someone else, not of themselves.

Contrary to the popular belief, Nam Kha - a young author, felt the need to change and spread this message even more actively to create visible results in environmental protection. He has written a very visual, practical book. And most importantly, it has conveyed the most basic things that can make someone who doesn't care much about phrases like 'living green' or 'protecting the environment' become ready to firmly say 'no' when being offered a nylon bag by a seller.

As a versatile author, Nam Kha has meticulously nurtured his brainchild with each word and image by personally designing and meticulously designing with the desire for readers to receive the best book.

'If something is old, just throw it away, buy something new for convenience, for speed. Therefore, the concept of recycling - a core element in the green lifestyle, is never in your dictionary.'

'Living green only truly works when we don't disrupt the natural cycle.'

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Kindness and empathy are two of the many essential things that give meaning to our lives. They are the source of eternal happiness and joy. They are the foundation of a warm heart, a heart willing to reach out and help others selflessly. With kindness, love, honesty, sincerity, and fairness towards everyone, we can preserve kindness. That's the norm.

Caring for others is a worthwhile endeavor, because our happiness is connected to the happiness of others. If society is engulfed in suffering, we suffer too. As our hearts and minds are increasingly dominated by evil, we become unhappy. Therefore, kindness and empathy are values ​​that we cannot do without.

Striving to create something positive in life is extremely important. We are not born to cause trouble and harm to others. As Piero Ferrucci eloquently explains in his book The Value of Kindness, to truly make life meaningful, we need to strengthen and nurture the basic values ​​of humanity such as enthusiasm, kindness, and empathy. If we can do that, our lives will become more meaningful, happier, and more peaceful, while also contributing positively to the world around us.

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Every morning when we wake up, we know that there are twenty-four hours ahead of us to live. That's a precious gift. How do we live to find peace and happiness within those 24 hours, so that others can also find peace and happiness through us? Peace is always here within us, in this very moment, in everything we do and everything we see. The question is whether we are aware of it or not. The blue sky is right in front of us; we don't need to go far to enjoy it. We don't even need to leave our city to appreciate the beauty of innocence in children's eyes. The fresh air we breathe can already bring us so much happiness.

This little book can be seen as a reminder for us to reconnect with the wonders of life around us. We know that preparing for the future is also a part of living in the present moment. The author shares with you some experiences and methods that can help you rediscover joy. But joy isn't something you only find after finishing a book. Joy is present in every moment. Peace in every step. Let's hold hands and walk together step by step peacefully on this long journey.

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Earth is the only planet where human beings reside, affectionately referred to as our shared home. But have we truly protected this shared home in the right way, or have we simply satisfied our desires at the expense of Earth's suffering? It's time for us to act, to change, to protect life, to protect the Earth. Let blogger 'I'm a Jar' help you become a more useful person through the book 'Embrace Green Living to Truly Live Fast'

The book 'Embrace Green Living to Truly Live Fast' consists of 5 chapters, which will help you understand the issues our living environment is facing, along with practical solutions to motivate you to immediately start making changes to save the Earth, humanity's life.

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The minimalist lifestyle is becoming increasingly popular among young people, especially Gen Z, who adore and favor it. When it comes to minimal living, many people often think it's just about getting rid of unnecessary stuff to make the house look neat and clean. However, that's still not the core meaning of minimal living.

The true value of minimal living is to help us have a light, simple yet happy and fulfilling life. It helps us realize what is ephemeral, what is unnecessary that we are still chasing after.

In the book 'The Art of Minimalism: Less for More Living', author Dominique Loreau presents the true meaning of minimal living, which is the combination of three factors: external material (including living space, belongings, clothes, money...), our body, and our mind.

For material possessions, say 'no' to clutter, choose only the truly necessary items and organize them neatly to create a relaxing space indoors.

As for our bodies, take good care of it every day. In addition to exercising daily, maintaining a proper diet and sleep, we also need to take care of our bodies from head to toe like skincare, hair care...

Regarding the mind, we must learn to control ourselves, always have an optimistic, positive attitude but also accept unhappiness and negativity. Learn to be tolerant and simplify negative relationships.

And finally, strive to be the best version of yourself!

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Author Shoukei Matsumoto is a monk, practicing at Komyo Temple located in Kamiya town, Tokyo, Japan.

In 2003, the monk entered Komyo Temple, becoming a monk of the Hongan-ji sect of Jodo Shinshu. A monk's day begins with cleaning. Cleaning the inside of the temple and garden, carefully wiping the temple's interior to make it shine. This cleaning isn't because it's dirty, nor is it messy. It's done to remove the deep-hidden clouds in the heart, in the soul of each of us. When visiting the temple, you'll feel a serene and calm space, a scene that fills your heart. In the tidy garden, there's not a single fallen leaf, nor a small piece of trash. If you sit in the temple's interior, your shoulders will naturally relax, stretch, and your soul feels refreshed.

To cleanse the desires of the mundane world, one must remove the dirt existing in the soul. To rid oneself of greed, wipe away the long-standing stains. The time spent cleaning carefully and paying attention to every nook and cranny truly makes a person's heart complete.

A simple way of living, going through a period of finding one's true self. Every second, every minute, every moment, living with a gentle and modest heart. This is perhaps not only necessary for monks like the author, but also an essential attitude for everyone, those who are busy in today's world.

Life is a series of days of practice. Each action, each deed we do will shape our hearts, shape our souls. If existing with a crude way of living, the soul will remain muddy. If existing with a gentle and modest way of living, using the heart with everything in this world, bit by bit, your heart will become pure and clear.

With a pure heart, the world you see will shine brightly.

Once the world radiates bright light, people also become gentler than before.

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We are living in an era that seems to offer more time and freedom than ever before, yet not everyone capitalizes on that. On the contrary, overlapping relationships and the advancements of technology sometimes leave us exhausted and lacking space for ourselves. How do we create 'breathing spaces' for our souls when we're like flowers planted in pots too small?

Through symbols from nature – the horizon or butterfly wings; spiritual beliefs from ancient Egyptians, Romans, and Celts; customs, traditions from Scandinavia to Japan, doctrines from Buddhism to Taoism... 'Living with Ease' will show you how to 'craft' spaces in life – your home, your body, or even your vibrant mind – every day.

And only when we clear our minds, rid ourselves of clutter can new, wonderful, and beautiful things emerge and fill the vast universe within you.

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Seigaku is a wandering monk. Wandering, meaning to spread the teachings of Zen to people everywhere. Wandering is like clouds drifting across the vast sky, like streams flowing swiftly along rivers stretching to the horizon. Currently, the author resides in Berlin, Germany. He has and continues to impart Zen teachings to those he meets, as if it were a destined encounter bestowed upon him by the heavens.

The book you hold in your hands is created for you to apply the meal rituals performed naturally at Eihei Zen monastery into modern life. Through this, you, dear readers, will have a heart brimming with excitement, a life abundant with vigor.

Seigaku has compiled the meal rituals passed down and practiced at Eihei Zen monastery for over 700 years into this book. Seigaku believes anyone in the world can perform the wonderful meal rituals at Eihei Zen monastery. After eating comes cleaning up. Completing the cleanup marks the end of everything. This is an incredibly effective way of eating. Every action is beautiful, with not a single gesture wasted, resembling an artful performance by a venerable master at the dining table.

Perhaps, many people hear the word 'ritual' and immediately think of troublesome and cumbersome tasks. Honestly, initially, the author himself held such thoughts.

Yet, when he personally tried to perform those rituals, all preconceptions he had imposed were completely overturned.

Author Seigaku hopes that readers can take this opportunity, turning meal rituals that were previously impossible to execute into personal habits.

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