Unconditional Happiness

Happiness should be a part of every school curriculum, university degree and such like. We study, learn and remember so much, but we forget happiness.

If we do become happy, it’s because we’ve been told, received, awarded, earned or won something from the outside. Therefore, our future happiness becomes dependent on having the same thing happen next time.

So our happiness becomes conditional:

• I’ll be happy if this is said to me!
• I’ll be happy if I receive this!
• I’ll be happy if I earn this!
• I’ll be happy if I win this!
• I’ll be happy if I lose weight!
• I’ll be happy if I stop smoking!

The list can go on and on, it is endless..

• But what if these conditions are not met?
• What happens when you lose?
• What happens when your boss tellsyou off?
• What happens if you put on a few kilos?

Yes I know, you’ll be unhappy again. So can happiness come from any of this?

You can fool yourself and say yes, but that Yes is totally reliant on conditions being met – ie., conditional happiness.

That’s not HAPPINESS, so then what is? Obviously – UNCONDITIONAL HAPPINESS

Now we are getting somewhere, now you will become the Professor of Life. Now you will have been awarded a PHD of UNCONDITIONAL HAPPINESS

Be happy unconditionally, always.