You want to be happy, don’t you? If you are willing to smile each moment then you have arrived at the right place! Go on reading… and the secret of happiness will be unveiled to you! It’s a promise; you don’t have to spare a buck!

Life is the first gift, love is the second, and understanding the third. - Marge Piercy Being mad or crazy after love never helps. Neither of us can have a good life. Understanding a true love is required to make lives happier. To love is to place our happiness in the happiness of another.

Ponders whether we have become slaves to our desires ambitions and deadlines. In our mad rush we may have forgotten what was the objective of our endeavours.

Since time immemorial all the religions, preachers and gurus have talked about happiness and how to achieve it. Most of the religions have focused on renunciation and elimination of desire. Some use this to promise happiness in after life. However one can find happiness in this life and world. Desire is an engine of progress. It should not be suppressed or removed, but should be sublimated into achieving happiness.

There are many things, well almost all of the things in the world that money can buy. With the lure of money, it’s quite possible that you might want to monitor how happy you may be in this situation!

You deal with people and situations effectively only when you are happy. If you are concerned about society and you want to deal with it intelligently and effectively, the fundamental need is for you to be happy, isn’t it?

It is a true realization that happiness is best defined neither as a goal achieved nor a goal established, but rather as the pursuit of that goal.

The inspiring story of Chris Gardner has many lessons that we all can and should learn.

Is being happy and optimistic taking a lot out of you? Don’t let stress get you down…optimism leads to longer and healthier lives, and here’s how!

Epicurus, one of the great ancient Greek philosophers, gave the recipe to happiness: friends, freedom, and an analyzed life. This is his idea of happiness; he says that is it our incapacity to see what makes us happy and we look for happiness in the wrong places.