The Last Art of Happiness exposed many religious teaching about life and to make happiness exist. In this, Dobrin compared and expressed how the relation between our modern world and the old world was distant from happiness. He tells how the environments around us have changed us in many ways from the old world that it was a great role in human thoughts and behaviors. To account it, he also tells from what he learned from the outside world about morality, wonders, obligations, and ethical philosophy of life. This book is worth of printing it, because it involves many categories of our life. The Last Art of Happiness, have teaches me a lot about meditate and how to make happiness exist in my life. It’s also like a bible for us to read and teach us the blessing of goods. This book has given me a lot more understanding of religions and the world that I have never been there. Like when he said, “In Buddhist, the first mention is to make family and friends happy.” He also tells about his visit to the East African village of Tabaka where he meets Raele and Joshua, African workers, that even though they’re not rich, they’re still happy. He also said, “Happiness is possible if you cultivate yourself in the same manner that shared by much of the world.” Also when, “Another kind of necessity is the need to experience beauty. The production of beauty may be frowned upon, it may be out lawed, it may be go out of fashion, but it always finds its way back into the lives of people, just as water finally finds its way to sea. Cultivation of that which is beautiful, makes you feel more deeply for those around you and opens you to a sense of harmony. Beauty of life is found in being a virtuous person,” said Dobrin. I really enjoyed the teachings and blessings about the human life in this book. Like how Dobrin have expressed his moments with the poor Africans in the village of