xtracorrupt wrote:Today I realized that nothing else matter then being happy and healthy and making sure other people are happy and healthy

Quiet Heart wrote:xtracorrupt wrote:Today I realized that nothing else matter then being happy and healthy and making sure other people are happy and healthy
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Well, that's a good beginning anyhow.
Now, of those two things, consider which of those two things is most important to you.
Is it to be "healthy and happy" yourself or is it for everyone else to be "healthy and happy" that is the most important one?
Can you be "happy and healthy" yourself or is it really impossible for you to be "healthy and happy" yourself if others are NOT "happy and healthy" also?
What's the answer to that question?
P.S. Okay, I admit it's an unfair question to ask.
Take your time considering the answer. No hurry.
xtracorrupt wrote:Today I realized that nothing else matter then being happy and healthy and making sure other people are happy and healthy

seeker242 wrote:That is great I think! But can you make sure you and other people are going to stay that way? Every persons body is eventually going to become unhealthy and die. What will happen when your body becomes unhealthy and you can't stop it?
catmoon wrote:Nope, not going to do it. Others have posted, and I think the thread has potential benefit.
xtracorrupt wrote:Update: i have realized there is dharmawheel.com and dharmawheel.net
zenkarma wrote:xtracorrupt wrote:Update: i have realized there is dharmawheel.com and dharmawheel.net
Hapiness may follow realizationHappiness tho is about acceptance and gratitude, taking things as you find them and being grateful for what you have. If you compare your happiness to that of others you have started down the road to strife.
EDIT: Couldnt resist elaboratingHapiness is something you have, not something you get by some mystical rearrangement of samsaric deck chairs.
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