Drawing on the enduring wisdom of Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas, Dr. Charles Nemeth explores why true happiness so often eludes modern man and how it may be attained. By synthesizing their insights on human nature, virtue, and flourishing, he presents a practical vision of happiness grounded not in wealth or fame, but in right action and ordered desire. These pages examine the limits of bodily pleasure, the necessity of moderation and moral excellence, and the role of reason in guiding a fulfilled life. Rooted in timeless principles, this work offers a clear path toward lasting contentment and the ultimate good for which every human heart longs.