ESCONDIDO, Calif., Aug. 10, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- After years of struggling to meet the standards of the perfect homemaker, Bea Happy formulated a plan for getting chores down to a science, and has combined it with personal growth tools for discovering a renewed sense of self. In her book, Higher Consciousness through Happy Homemaking (now available through AuthorHouse), Happy offers a comical yet practical guide to help homemakers laugh their way to a cleaner and happier home.
Recognizing that the home is a vivid reflection of an individual's inward state, the author offers a daily work plan that serves to help the homemaker attain a more meaningful level of clarity and productivity. Happy states that, "In using the analogy that the home is to the body as the body is to the soul, we cannot help but realize our homes as spiritual dwellings."
Higher Consciousness through Happy Homemaking is a witty, clear-cut guide that not only shows readers how to run a more efficient home, but also how to improve and find new appreciation for themselves. The process goes both ways, Happy says; clearer thinking can help make a dent in the laundry and move one to charge through chores with renewed enthusiasm.
Inspired by Erma Bombeck, the late humor writer, Happy has turned a mundane subject into an enlightening lesson in self and home improvement. Homemakers can reinvent themselves by changing their environment, thanks to Happy's practical and inspiring approach to creating a lovely home.
Happy is a fictitious voice who conveys the principles in her book through delightful vignettes of the writer's East Coast, Italian-American background. Her character has been actualized for the sole purpose of conveying a jovial message that intends to get to the heart and true meaningfulness of creating an ideal home and a happy person to live in it.
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