Words
of Spiritual Teachers
Happiness
is a present attitude and not a future condition.
(Hugh
Prather)
Happiness
happens when your consciousness is not dominated by addictions and demands.
(Ken
Keyes)
Happiness
is appreciating, learning from, and working with whatever happens in everyday
life. The natural result of this harmonious way of living is happiness.
(Benjamine
Hoff)
The
moment I ceased to rely so desperately on others for my happiness, I found it
in myself.
(Liv
Ulman)
Wisdom,
happiness, and courage are not waiting somewhere out beyond sight at the end of
a straight line; they are part of a continuous cycle that begins right here.
They are not only the ending, but the beginning as well.
(Benjamine
Hoff)
The
state of creativeness by itself brings happiness.
(J.
Krishnamurti)
Do you want to be happy? You can begin by being appreciative of who you are and what you’ve got.
(Benjamine Hoff)
Real
happiness does not exist because each and everything is so unstable.
(Buddha)
The
brain doesn’t care if its stimulation is happy or sad, and once it receives
that stimulation, it is unwilling to give it up easily. Change your negative
thoughts and open your mind and heart to the joy of day to day life.
(Paul
Pearsall)
There
is no separation between sadness and happiness in life and we should not prefer
one to the other. We should be able to live fully with both and hold both in our
heart to experience balance and completeness. This is what is behind rituals
and life is a ritual of mindfulness.
(Pema
Chodron)
Be present enough to recognize happiness!
(Bernard De Koven)
Acknowledging
the preciousness of each day is a good way to live, a good way to reconnect
with our basic joy.
(Pema
Chodron)
What
do the sad people have in common?
It
seems they have all
built
a shrine to the past.
What
is the beginning of happiness?
It
is to stop doing that.
(Hafiz)
The
secret of happiness is to observe and see all the marvels of the world, and
never forget what is entrusted to you.
(Paulo
Coelho)
There
are five things we cannot change and we find happiness by embracing them:
· Everything changes
and ends
· Things do not
always go according to plan
· Life is not always
fair
· Pain is part of
life
· People are not
loving and loyal all the time
(David
Richo)
Happiness
is our natural state and it cannot be acquired. We don’t have to add anything
in order to be happy but we’ve got to drop somethings which are the illusions,
the cravings and the negative feelings that we have.
(Anthony
De Mello)
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