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The philosopher Ute Lauterbach is convinced that there is a definition of happiness which – as soon as we understand and implement it – will provide each of us with a maximum of serenity and make the meaning of life experienceable. As a child already she decided to not give up on finding the meaning of life, with the intention to provide empirical evidence for a universal definition of happiness. She searched through countless pieces of literature from all epochs, in order to find the universal, interfaith meaning of life among the best thinkers in the world. What was the common ground among the wise people when it came to achieving happiness and satisfaction? Thinkers, philosophers, writers and scientists from many centuries and cultures have indeed come to one common insight: The greatest success in the pursuit of finding happiness always points in the same direction: Towards entering consciousness, towards BEING aware. Only a completely free mind allows for being aware. And this is Ute's basic conviction for which she has now provided evidence for the first time: A free mind leads to infinite happiness. Not only the great thinkers but all of us know about the happiness of a silent mind without thoughts swirling through it and beyond all the biographical “crap” we are carrying with us. For example, we are blissful when being in love. Suddenly – instantly – there is this feeling of wanting to hug the whole world. Anybody participating in the Coaching presented here will revive this feeling in a different way, will be able to philosophically take off and to describe the meaning of life with renewed clarity, and he/she will not only have understood Ute's definition of happiness but will also find it easy to live it. Then blissfulness will not only come from being in love with somebody but will be rooted in the source of happiness itself. This coaching draws its convincing power from the fact that it is not only invented, but can be experienced universally.