My epiphany (warning: contains the secret to true happiness)

[2600HERTZ]

The art of happiness is an interesting book to say the least.

[geonagual]

Great post

If someone says to us, â??X is possible,â?� we would normally understand them to mean that X does not now exist, and that its existence, even someday, is not certain. Start using the word possibility as it is different from the ordinary usage. We are not speaking about something remote or something that may happen out in the future. look at the notion of possibility in a whole new light.

This new view of possibility has an immediate and powerful impact on who we are, how we live our lives, and how we see things â?? NOW, in the present. It has the power to move, touch, and inspire us; to shape our actions; and to shift the way we are being right NOW.

[geonagual]

The way I have found that keeps me happiest is to live in the now. Alot of times I am clouded by the past and make decisions that are based on past experiences. Once I understand what I am doing I remember to live in the now. Not what is tommorrow or what was yesterday,

[2600HERTZ]

Pursuit of happiness is a book I have..... also very good.

[SwirlyMass]

i think slip should read this. 10 bucks says he has something cynical to say. =P

[SmokingPlatypus]

I love you guys.

Right back at you B'Fold.

[klup]

siddhartha gautama definitely had a deep understanding of life, he lived on both sides of it

[BizzleLuvin]

thankyou, this was humbling. i like to think that there's always someone who has it better than you and always someone who has it worse