Happiness: Five Spiritual Laws For Happiness & Your Personal Escape from Zoomanity

ISBN-13: 9781530206025 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 126 str.

Alan Forrest Smith

Opis

Happiness isn't born it's created. When you think about it, every single thing you do every minute of each day is designed to lead you into a happy life - hopefully. You work hard or harder for more money. More money pays for what you want or have to pay for. Paying for things or buying things you feel based on what you know makes you feel happier. You get a better job because you feel a better job with better prospects will make you happier. You start a new relationship because you feel being in a relationship will make you a happier person. You go to the gym, to try and get fit and healthy so you look and feel better about the way you look. If you feel and look better you feel you will be a happier person. Your life might not be as happy as you'd like it to be, you feel under many pressures and those pressures force you to look and listen to others. You listen to what they say and do and yet despite trying these things you are still not happy with your own life. It seems whether it be money, relationships, health or any other subject, happiness is still the elusive dream that looks and feels exclusive to others. You can see what you feel and believe is happiness in the lives of others yet you cannot see and feel the same in your own life. Social media has you convinced that most are now enjoying a bigger, better happier life than you enjoy. The real effect is you become less happy when observing the life of others. Can a single photograph on social media where a friend looks, as though his life is incredible really truly tell the story of a full 24-hour day or even a life? Of course not it's nothing more than a snapshot or a moment that represent no more than that. You might feel you know what you want i.e. more money, a relationship, a better job etc. but is that what you need or what you simply want? The secret of happiness is here.

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