H+ (Plus) A New Religion?: How to Live Your Life Positively Through Happiness, Humour, Help, Hope, Health

While many religions focus on the negative by telling us exactly what we should not do, this groundbreaking guide suggests that achievement and success are reachable through positive daily deeds.

The fundamental principles presented here are not concerned with avoiding evils but on producing good in the world, whether by making someone laugh or helping an elderly person across the road.

Altruistic and helpful actions produce a sense of achievement which in turn creates self-esteem and mental wellbeing. The act of aiding others and improving the world leads to a brighter and better outlook on life.

Human+

H+ stands for Human+. The "plus" indicates the best or positive aspects of humanity. There are also well-known negative aspects, such as fear, violence, aggression, deceit, etc.

There is, for example, hatred. In the H+ framework, the only thing you hate is hatred itself.

Just as there is no doubt that humans can be very nasty creatures, so there is no doubt that humans can also be wonderful creatures. The emphasis is on the positive aspects.

There is no wish that people should be perfected robots. On the contrary, they should be even more human — but on the positive side.

There will be lapses, failures and deflations of positive energy. But there is hope that the negative phase will come to an end and the plus factors re-establish themselves.

H+ (Plus) A New Religion?

• H+
• Is H+ a religion?
  • Belief
  • Compatible
  • Different
  • A Way Of Life
  • Positive And Negative
• Human+
• Happiness+
  • Adjust and change
  • Thinking and happiness
  • Habit
• Humour+
  • Attitude
• Help+
• Hope+
• Health +
• Cool
  • Warm form
    • Waffo
    • Waffo and H+
• 'Pons'
  • Agenda
    • Pontoon
  • Beggars
  • Charities and good works
  • H+ recruitment
  • Being asked for help
• Thinking Up Pons
• Boasting And Showing-Off
• Failure, Fines And Achievement
• Projects
• Rituals
• Signals
• Organization
  • Energizers
  • Fines
• Communication
• Registration
• Headquarters
  • Central headquarters
  • Operational headquarters
• Summary
• About The Author
  • The Edward de Bono Foundation