A comprehensive guide to finding purpose and living a meaningful life derived from the basis of every teaching and philosophy worldwide.

What makes us good people? Since ancient times, every philosophy and religion has had its own set of rules and values for its members to uphold—from prehistoric man’s “survival of the fittest” to divine biblical commandments, Socrates’ “absolute right and wrong” and the Indian Jain Dharma’s vows of chastity and non-violence. There are countless virtues from countless cultures, all promising a path to the right, moral, and good life.

But what if there are universal morals? What if living according to these morals is the key to living a truly meaningful and happier life?

Morals for Mortals draws on cultures and religions around the world to distill seven universal laws for living a moral life. In this comprehensive guide, you will find the quintessential moral code that is woven into the base of every great teacher, leader, and philosopher.

By following these seven essential rules, you will learn:

• How integrity and accountability are the foundation for better self-esteem and making positive life changes
• Why being nonjudgmental towards others opens our minds and hearts
• How asking for forgiveness and forgiving others releases us from emotional baggage
• How living a purposeful life can help us enjoy life to the fullest

Discover how the teachings of the Buddha go hand-in-hand with Hammurabi’s justice and how the teachings of Jewish rabbis and ancient Greek philosophers intertwine to provide harmony, meaning, and internal peace. Using these morals to guide you through life’s challenges, you will be able to find your purpose, feel more fulfilled, and make the most out of life.