Happiness, I believe we cannot buy it and it depends on a person's point of view. We can still be happy if we don't have enough money. I think by having friends that you can count on, in terms of problems and stress, we can be happy. So stay happy no matter what. Remember happiness is close to success!
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I came across this discussion after a year.... So sorry my friends for not responding on our group discussion!
Monika,
Thanks for always responding on my blogs and for liking on my photos. I really appreciate it.
M.Adaway,
Thanks for being my friend for less than two years now he he. I miss this group, should I say one of the pioneers here....
ngo tan dinh,
Thanks too for sharing your thoughts here. I'm glad we're still friends....
Vladimir,
I haven't heard any thing from you for months. Anyway, thanks for sharing your views. I completely understand your views. Just want to let you know that you have a point though....
Thanks and I wish all the best here in our Experiences group.......
Hi again!
To concentrate much on gathering material needs won't lead us up to happiness,every religions emphasize this truth... just think about Buddhism.
I think to find our path can make us happy too.
Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.
-Martin Luther King, Jr.-
Hi Monika and M.adaway. I hope you're doing great today. I definitely agree in what you have said. I wish to those people who has a lot of money, to spend their wealth in finding new and interesting friends. Thanks for the responses.
Hi Robert!
I don't think money is directly proportional to happiness.
A lot of small things can equally make us happy,which are for free as:
-when we are surrounded by a loving family,
-have a few sincere friends,
-have a roof above our head,
-have a job we like to do,..just to mention the most important ones to me.
All in all,I think being emotionally rich can make us happier,than possessing a lot of money without feelings.
Having the both factors together,I consider that person a very lucky man.
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I came across this discussion after a year.... So sorry my friends for not responding on our group discussion!
Monika,
Thanks for always responding on my blogs and for liking on my photos. I really appreciate it.
M.Adaway,
Thanks for being my friend for less than two years now he he. I miss this group, should I say one of the pioneers here....
ngo tan dinh,
Thanks too for sharing your thoughts here. I'm glad we're still friends....
Vladimir,
I haven't heard any thing from you for months. Anyway, thanks for sharing your views. I completely understand your views. Just want to let you know that you have a point though....
Thanks and I wish all the best here in our Experiences group.......
To concentrate much on gathering material needs won't lead us up to happiness,every religions emphasize this truth... just think about Buddhism.
I think to find our path can make us happy too.
Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.
-Martin Luther King, Jr.-
I don't think money is directly proportional to happiness.
A lot of small things can equally make us happy,which are for free as:
-when we are surrounded by a loving family,
-have a few sincere friends,
-have a roof above our head,
-have a job we like to do,..just to mention the most important ones to me.
All in all,I think being emotionally rich can make us happier,than possessing a lot of money without feelings.
Having the both factors together,I consider that person a very lucky man.