Tag Archives: Unhappiness

Bodhi Shuddhaanandaa

Most of your unhappiness is due to your acceptance of what others say. Most often they are wrong. Accept the words of God from your own conscience. Stand up right and bold and affirm positive thoughts of accepting your worth as worthy. Move with your head held high, but avoid high headedness. When others see […]

Just feel the heart’s music and be happy !

Shuddhaanandaa Brahmachari Our heart is the center of the universe, for it is from the heart that we feel our expansion to embrace, to hug, to offer our deepest emotions to all beings, and that always brings us the greatest fulfillment. God did not choose to make our head his residence. God always chose to […]

Say goodbye to Unhappiness in New Year

Swami Chaitanya Keerti It is an old story. Also it is a new story, and the story of the future as well. This is how a man always lives. He lives with a question: I am not happy, how can I be happy? What should I do that will make me happy? Mystics in past have given […]

We are here to Be Happy

By Shuddhaanandaa Brahmachari I love the words of Buddha, “there is no path, the path is created by walking; there is no way to peace and happiness, peace and happiness is the way!” So how do we walk the path of happiness? The first thing we need to ask ourselves is: Do others control the […]

Extroversion helps happiness to grow

According to K. Magnus and his colleagues, happiness goes hand in hand with the capacity to assert one self with extroversion and empathy – happy people are generally open to the world. They believe that an individual can exert control over herself and her life, while unhappy people tend to believe themselves to be destinies play things.

Heart Break is bigger cause of unhappiness

Economic factors are not the biggest cause of unhappiness — failed relationships and mental illness play a far greater role, a major new study into the “origins of happiness” has found. Eliminating depression and anxiety would reduce misery by 20%, whereas eliminating poverty would only cut it down by 5%, social scientists at the London […]