Happiness, Being, and the making of a Deity;
Nwachukwu seeks to improve the quality of readers' lives, subsequently improve society
New Xulon Book Dissects the 'Anatomy' of True Happiness
Nwachukwu seeks to improve the quality of readers' lives, subsequently improve society
2013-08-09
MAITLAND, FL— In his new book, Happiness,
Being, and the Making of a Deity; A Challenge to the 21st Century Culture ($18.99,
paperback, 9781625097323; $7.99, e-book,
9781625097330)
Festus
Nwachukwu addresses happiness—specifically, finding personal and societal
happiness. The author describes his book as being “a call for a universal
culture of happiness in the twenty-first century.”
“[Readers] are awakened to the consciousness of practices, activities and situations that remove individual and societal happiness,” states the author. “They will gain the desire to fight to regain their stolen personal and societal happiness. They are empowered to pursue, acquire, and sustain a life of societal and individual state of happiness.”
Festus Nwachukwu has taught social justice in a high school, tutored and mentored in a religious/faith organization and worked as a pastoral-care counselor in a healthcare institution. In addition to his many degrees, Nwachukwu is also certified to provide emotional, psychological, spiritual care and support to individuals, families and groups going through stress in the hospital, workplace, or family settings. He has a passion for human rights and advocacy, social and political analysis, ethical and moral mentoring, and pastoral-care counseling. He has a passion for family, a better society and human relationships. He has many years of work experience in hospitals, schools, churches and in interactions with people.
Xulon Press, a division of Salem Communications, is the world’s largest Christian self-publisher, with more than 8,000 titles published to date. Retailers may order Happiness, Being, and the Making of a Deity through Ingram Book Company and/or Spring Arbor Book Distributors. The book is available online through xulonpress.com/bookstore, amazon.com, and barnesandnoble.com.