Paul Purcell, a well-known psychologist and immunologist in America, author of such bestsellers as Healing Intimacy and Ten Laws of Love. In the proposed book, he is true to his theme - the ability to enjoy every moment of being. Purcell calls to learn this from the inhabitants of the fertile islands of Oceania, whose life he knows in all intricacies. You will read here about "Polynesian-style love," and about the tender secrets of "inaudible sex" in Hawaiian, and about the inexhaustible love of life of the islanders. But Purcell's book isn't just about intimate joys. On its pages we will meet the "burned out" people of the West who have lost the ability to enjoy life in the eternal exhausting "race to Success." This is already "life for work, not work for life," - this is the bitter diagnosis of the author, who contrasts the calm harmonious being of Polynesians with the nervously whipping "pace of the West." And isn't it striking that a number of the newest discoveries by medical scientists confirm what has long been known to Polynesian sages and healers?!