What if the purpose of life is not to remain happy, in an age that measures reality through instruments and success through pleasure. A Life Larger Than Happiness asks what science can explain - and what a meaningful life still requires beyond proof. Moving through doubt, consciousness, suffering, love, death, karma, service, the Bhagavad Gita, the Guru Granth Sahib, and spiritual experience. Nirmolak Singh offers neither dogma nor easy certainty. Instead, he invites readers to distinguish faith from credulity, happiness from joy, and achievement from purpose. Thoughtful, honest, and grounded in both reason and humility, this is a book for anyone who has questioned inherited beliefs yet refuses to abandon the search for truth, meaning, and a larger way to live.