In Search of Happiness

Happiness and Glass

"Happiness and glass, how easily they break." Is happiness as fragile as glass? Or is it rather that happiness is not appreciated?

The search for happiness is a long journey to yourself. "You were lucky" … from the outside, your own good fortune is seen more clearly.

Happiness is often pictured as a four-leaf clover. A partner, children, health and career success are defined as happiness. If one leaf is missing, it becomes an ordinary clover among millions.

The search for happiness rarely ends with a perfect four-leaf clover. Life is a constant challenge, and often happiness is not noticed or appreciated. The sick person is happy when he gets well. The healthy person does not appreciate his good fortune because he cannot perceive it.

The greatest happiness is being healthy. On birthdays people like to say: "... and above all, I wish you health."

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The Search for Happiness Is a Simple Path With a Guarantee of Success

Go into a state of inner contentment, no matter what gusts of storm rage around you, and trust yourself. All solutions to all problems lie within ourselves. Once you have understood the principle, you climb higher on your ladder to happiness.

The search for happiness works step by step. You have found inner contentment and you radiate it. Do not be impatient; the rest follows automatically, by the principle of the magnet. You are the attractive, irresistible pole that radiates this magical pull.

Whether in love, career success, new friends or a long-cherished wish for a child, you attract it. You are happy and content with yourself. You surely know the saying: "I practically attract bad luck." It is a series. Through your own aura, actions and therefore reactions chain together.

That is how simple the principle of "attracting happiness by itself" is. Count yourself lucky for the little things that are drawn into your life because of your new outlook. Like an automatism, you draw the positive events that make you happy into your life.

The day will come when you are no longer a seeker, but have found. Whether there are 4 or 3 leaves hanging on the clover stem, you will perceive it as happiness. Because if a storm comes or a rabbit eats a leaf, it takes a little time, and after the next winter a new, beautiful leaf grows.

Happiness means trusting...