Are you unhappy with life? Do you feel that you could have a little more love, a little more friends, a little more money, a little more fulfillment, a little more meaning? This is a book for all that are dissatisfied with life.

The Seven Secret Answers: A Guide to Eternal Happiness and Fulfillment is a book that could help you improve your life and achieve your goals. In simple easy-to-understand, casual prose, the author tells you what he has learned about achieving happiness and satisfaction in life, through one mysterious epiphany.

Nicholas Scott Dawson used to be an alcohol-guzzling, womanizing, gambling, scandalous bad boy, but his excessively indulgent and hedonistic lifestyle didn't satisfy him. Something was missing. He became an ordained reverend, and then searched for the answer to the question of happiness. He found the answers when an angel appeared to him when he was deep in meditation.

Disillusioned with the world, he was deep in meditation in the cool autumn rain when the answers came to him, much like the Buddha Sakyamuni thousands of years ago. Unlike the Buddha, however, Nicholas swore he saw a blinding white light after an ordinary flash of lightning, and then saw what he swore was an otherworldly being. It was a being made of pure white light. For the sake of simplicity, let's call it an angel.

The angel told him to dig at the spot he was sitting, and then vanished. He dug at the wet ground and out came an ancient scroll, indicating seven mysterious answers to one important question that he had been thinking long and hard about: how could the world be happy?

After the revelation, like the clear light of day, all things in life made perfect sense to him. Inspired by the divine, he was given a mission to spread the word and share those secrets. Now completely happy and fulfilled, he wants the same for you.

Is he a prophet? It depends on what you mean by that word. He's just a simple priest who wants to help people.

In this book, he shares those insightful secrets to help you get the most out of life.

By: Nicholas Scott Dawson

Edited by: Nicholas Lawson