Evolution of love

How To be Happy all the Time

Simplicity is not grinding poverty: It is not the polar opposite of wealth. To live simply is to pursue a quiet path of moderation. In a life of balance between opposite extremes lies inner happiness.
True lovers, at peace with themselves and with the world around them,accepting happily whatever comes their way, are justified in pitying the very lot of kings.
Happiness is mankind's true and native state of being. Few people find it, for most of them live at their periphery;they extend themselves as far as possible from their center within. The richer and more powerful they become,the emptier they feel inwardly.
In kings, the desire for happiness is frustrated more often than fulfilled. their natural craving for friendship is swept to sea on a daily tide of favor seekers. Their hope for human understanding is submerged and pounded by a serf of competition for their notice. The greater the crowds surrounding a king, the greater his sense of inner loneliness.
People everywhere, in their quest for happiness outside themselves, discover in the end that they've been seeking it in an empty cornucopia, and sucking feverishly at the rim of a crystal glass into which was never poured the wine of joy.
Happiness consists in making the mightiest of efforts to reduce your desires and needs, and in cultivating the ability to meet those needs at will, always trying to smile, both outwardly and inwardly, in spite of very predicament...
Seek happiness more in your mind and less in the acquisition of things. Be so happy in your mind that nothing comes can possibly make you unhappy. Then you can get along without the things you are accustomed to. Be happy knowing you have acquired the power to not be negative.Know too that you will never again become so materially minded that you forget your inner happiness, even if you become a millionaire.