"I don't believe there is only one path to happiness. And if there is, I don't know it.
But even if I did, I don't think I could describe it in a book."

"On a personal level, I always wanted to be happy. However, I remember once criticizing myself because in a report I had admitted this desire of mine. For me (and perhaps for everyone), saying: "I want to be happy" is equivalent to claiming a diploma of foolishness and naivety."

Autonomy, love, pain, happiness, and spirituality are the five paths that Bucay charts on the map leading to human fulfillment and realization. Five routes that each of us must travel through personal experiences and in our own way.

Always using his familiar, enlightening, and often entertaining style, the popular Argentine psychiatrist tackles the search for happiness in this fourth "Path" and warns: "The search for happiness is not merely a right for some. In my opinion, it is a natural obligation for everyone."