Dear Reader, I tried to make Epicurean philosophy accessible to the whole world, so that you can have it as a guide and experience it daily. And to face courageously the difficulties of life. This philosophy is truly the art of living with pleasures. It is the art of living pleasantly: "We call pleasure the beginning (value) and end (goal) of a happy life. We have known it as the first and related good in our nature, and thanks to it we decide on every choice and avoidance, but also we are guided by it when we judge every good based on this feeling."

So this word pleasure itself has been so disgraced by various unscrupulous and abnormal religious and political rulers, that they forget that life exists through pleasure. And of course, it would be ridiculous to believe them in whatever they say or do. And it would be foolish for any rational person, especially a rational young person, to give them credit for their words. Because their ideologies are a deception and they lie every day so that one day you don't wake up and throw them into the trash of history. "If in every action of yours, under any circumstances, you do not have in mind the highest purpose of nature (pleasure), but constantly deviate from it, either by your denial or by your choice of something else, then your actions will never agree with your theories." Furthermore, the word pleasure reminds us of debauchery and sexual pleasures. In a downfall, in a decline. In paralysis, where your life flows in confusion and turmoil. And this happens when you do not know the limits of your desires or when you have guilt and fears. However, someone named Epicurus, in the deep past, discovered these things and spoke to us clearly and distinctly: "If the actions of the debauched, which bring them pleasures, dispelled the fears that make us all care about the inexplicable in the sky and about death and pain; and if they taught us the limits of desires, then we could never blame them for anything, because they would satisfy pleasures from everywhere and have no pain or sorrow, which is exactly what evil is."