Benefits of Social Media

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Condition Of Happiness | Conception Of Happiness

 

Condition Of Happiness | Conception Of Happiness

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Love of worldly riches and ranks lies at the root of all our sufferings. We are engrossed in the pursuit of material gains and dedicate ourselves to the teachings of the material world. Thus, we come to forfeit our spiritual heritage and flounder in the morass of gross materialism. Everyone wants to be happy and to lead a life of pleasure. Everybody seeks for the essential Conditions of Happiness to be always happy in their life. Many people try to increase their bank balance to be happy. Others believe in talents to be the source of pleasure. One who does not want pleasure is either a God or a mad man. Though this wish for pleasure is a universal wish, yet only a numbered persons are fortunate enough to be perfectly happy in life. Different people suggest different ways to be happy. The conception of Happiness differs from people to people. Nearly all the people, in general, believe that wealth is necessary to be happy. But we see that even Kings and millionaires are found to be unhappy. The True Meaning of Happiness is to be fully satisfied with what we have got. There should be internal and external happiness and we should never groan for having more and more.

We are not completely happy because we choose to be guided by the aim of rising higher and higher on the social ladder and the more we succeed in doing so the more the chances of happiness escape. In fact, excessive attachment to the world deprives man of the Essential Conditions of Happiness. Actually, we do not understand the real meaning of happiness. Many of us fail to differentiate between pleasure and happiness. Pleasure is short-lived whereas happiness is permanent. Happiness is the essence of the soul. Hence everyone should have a crystalline concept about the Conception of Happiness in their life.

 

Different ways of Getting Happiness —

People have their own Conception of Happiness. Some attach importance to wealth and some belief in minimizing their wants. Others suggest that we should not be jealous of those people who are better placed and are richer than us. All religious teachers have emphasized the idea of a simple life. Christ, Buddha, Gandhi—all believed in simple living. Gandhiji wanted to reduce himself to zero to get a Perfect Happiness in Life. Some people are in favor of good health but to have only health is nothing. There should be something more for happiness. A group of people believes that to lead a moral life is the Source of Happiness. Religion is morality and without having any existence of the morality in life, there can be no happiness in life too. We generally see that those who are immoral are unhappy. But sometimes, this theory also proves to be wrong as generally, we see in society the immoral, corrupt, and dishonest persons to be happy. But actually, they do not have Inner Happiness.

 


My Conception of Happiness —

While considering my Conception of Happiness, I remember a beautiful poem composed by W. H. Davis :

 

"My walls outside must have some flowers,

My walls within must have some books;

A house that is small, a garden large,

And in it leafy nooks.

A little gold that is sure in every week,

Lovely wife and gentle too.

Contented that no eyes but mine,

Can see her many charms, nor vice,

To call her beauty fine."

The poet conclude, his poem :

"With this small house, this garden large,

this, little gold, this lovely mate,

With health in body, peace in heart,

Show me a man more great."

 

I believe in the ideas of the poet. Health, a little wealth, and a beautiful wife gentle too are a few things to keep me happy.

Again man's uninterrupted Union with nature is one of the acknowledged Conditions of Happiness. This means that people should live under the open vault of the sky-in the light of the sun and fresh air. But the people climbing higher and higher on the ladder of worldly fortune are deprived of these things. During their movements in the world, they are divorced from nature. Thus material prosperity ruins a man's union with nature.

Another undoubted Condition of Happiness in my opinion is work-voluntary and physical. Physical work produces sound and restful sleep at night. But men occupying important stations in life have little physical work to do, with the result that they fall prey to all manners of diseases. As such these fortunate persons are deprived, of this Condition of Happiness because they are wedded to the teaching of the world.

I attach some importance to the family also. A good family is also a Good Condition of Happiness. Big and rich persons are deprived of the happiness of the family. They hand over their children to the servants, to the strangers, and private tutors. They save themselves completely from the responsibility of bringing up their children. In return for it, the children always desire or their death in order to inherit their property. I think that family life is also a Source of Happiness.

The next Condition of Happiness is free amicable intercourse with the whole of mankind. For peasant and poor man, there are greater chances of mixing with the people of the world because their number is great. For the reach and prosperous persons, the circle of friends becomes limited. I like to be poor and ordinary in order to enjoy the intercourse with the people of the world.

I think that a man will be happy if he makes his aim of life to serve others and to do good to all. We must serve, others without thinking to earn money. Many saints in India never cared for money and served other human beings. They were happier than others. If we develop a sense of looking for the good in everything and in everyone, we shall be happy. Excessive work should be avoided to be happy because it spoils our digestive system which becomes a source of trouble for us.

 


Conclusion —

If we want to be happy we must not be attached much to worldly things. Happiness can be felt only from within and can not be derived from worldly possessions and riches. It is our duty as human beings to lead a life devoted and dedicated to God. We must recognize that the two greatest godly qualities are truth and love. We must believe in the principles of truth and love and this will keep us happy.


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