A couple of weeks ago, I came across with the same intriguing question. Naturally, answers of different people toward this question were from their own experience and outlooks toward life's conception.
And one respond drew my attention and I think, it's mostly true. So it is:
People should accept the things that they have already possessed.
That's a good question. To be happy, we should do so many things. The first thing is to "let go" or forgive. We should also accept ourselves as we are not what we want to be. Then, we should be happy with whatever we have not what we want to have. If you can do all these, you'll be the happiest person on earth and nothing can make you upset.
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A couple of weeks ago, I came across with the same intriguing question. Naturally, answers of different people toward this question were from their own experience and outlooks toward life's conception.
And one respond drew my attention and I think, it's mostly true. So it is:
People should accept the things that they have already possessed.
That's a good question. To be happy, we should do so many things. The first thing is to "let go" or forgive. We should also accept ourselves as we are not what we want to be. Then, we should be happy with whatever we have not what we want to have. If you can do all these, you'll be the happiest person on earth and nothing can make you upset.