Happiness: the best emotion { Part 2 }

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         HAPPINESS, In my last blog i.e. happiness : the best emotion { part 1 } I had started narrating a story. I intensionally wrote the half story so that you can have your own conclusions before you know the explanation.

   So, it continues like this;
       The king explained him that consider the things and wonders of this palace as your happiness and the droplets in the spoon your responsibilities. When you went for the 1st time to explore the palace you choose to see your responsibility only i.e. spoon. Now you went for the 2nd time, this time you choose to see your happiness.


      The king said, you should have balanced. To which the boy asked, how can I balance between my happiness and my responsibilities. The king replied, If you loose one of your droplet from spoon because you are busy in doing what makes you happy then it's OK. It's not that you have not fulfilled your responsibility. And yes if sometimes in fulfilling your responsibilities you may forget to do things that makes you happy then also it's OK.

          Stop regretting...... For what you don't have or for what you can't do. Regretting can be the main cause of unhappiness. The happy person is one who live in present and don't regret. Remember my boy there can be various reasons for being happy. In the same way there can be various reasons to be unhappy. It's you and only who can choose. No one can be happy on your behalf. Happiness is not an effect, it's a cause.
 
         As I always say,
              "BE HAPPY, AS THERE'S NO TAX LEVIED ON YOUR HAPPINESS".
       

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