Tag Archives: how to be happy

Can Anybody Do Anything? 5 Steps to Find YOUR Calling

Posted on June 18, 2013 by ScrewtheSystemJoe

So let’s explore the different sides of the discussion and identify some key factors that will enable you to find your calling. r

What is Happiness?

Posted on February 12, 2013 by Maya Ackerman

Aristotle said that “happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life, the whole aim and end of human existence.” Indeed, everyone wants to be happy. But what is happiness, really? r

I was standing in the yard covered in sweat and dirt, with a grin on my face. I saw that happiness cannot be the direct goal in itself. Happiness can only be achieved as the result of other actions. One does not wake up in the morning claiming happiness as the day’s goal. Happiness and joy are born from love, compassion and benevolence. r

Happiness – Yours To Keep

Posted on April 26, 2012 by Om Swami

Media, social and traditional, corporations, advertisers, marketers, friends, family, co-workers are constantly feeding us information. It perhaps starts with the snoozer in the morning to the time you log out from Facebook or turn the television off, or your last email from your Blackberry. A lot of the information that we process in our everyday lives is of little use to us. r

You Are The Problem: Are You Willing to do What it Takes to be Happy?

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Jared Akers

I woke up one day a few years later and felt miserable with my life. There were so many other things in the world to see and do. Yet I had already achieved my childhood dream, what else could there possibly be?

Looking back, I think it was around that time a shift happened in my soul and perspective about life; that regardless of what I achieved, I would always feel unsatisfied.

Life became something to endure, not live and love. r

Need Some Great Advice? Ask Death

Posted on March 1, 2012 by Sky Abelar

Death is a subject that few are comfortable with. Yet, making death your best friend can enhance your life in ways you might not otherwise imagine.

One of the most effective practices recommended by traditional Toltec teachers, is called, “Using death as an adviser”. Deceased author of over ten books of Toltec wisdom, Carlos Castaneda said… r