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The Buddha explained that the source of true happiness is living in ease and freedom, fully experiencing the wonders of life. Happiness is being aware of what is going on in the present moment, free from both clinging and aversion. A happy person cherishes the wonders taking place in the present moment—a cool breeze, the morning sky, a golden flowe
... See moreThich Nhat Hanh • Old Path White Clouds: The Life Story of the Buddha
Practicing Buddhism, practicing meditation is for us to be serene and happy, understanding and loving. In that way we work for the peace and happiness of our family and our society.
Thich Nhat Hanh • Being Peace: Classic teachings from the world's most revered meditation master
Neither wealth, status, fame nor beauty can assure us of a happy life. This is because happiness based on these things is relative happiness. It is dependent, circumstantial and temporary. Whoever strives to construct a happy life based on wealth, status, fame or beauty will eventually encounter dissatisfaction, loss and unhappiness. Instead, Buddh
... See moreGreg Martin • The Buddha in Your Mirror: Practical Buddhism and the Search for Self
Practicing Buddhism is a clever way to enjoy life. Happiness is available. Please help yourself to it.
Our True Nature
If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion. —HIS HOLINESS THE DALAI LAMA
Frank Ostaseski • The Five Invitations: Discovering What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully
“The purpose of Buddhism is not to convert people. It is to give them tools so they can create greater happiness. So they can be happier Catholics, happier atheists, happier Buddhists. There are many practices, and I know you are already very familiar with one of them.”