Happiness ... reach it !!
As I strolled through the park during my evening walk, accompanied by my husband — a fellow enthusiast of leisurely walks — I observed a group of children. Their exuberance was contagious: they jumped, shouted, and played with abandon. Remarkably, they had no modern gadgets in tow; their joy emanated purely from the simple act of being alive. This scene transported me back in time, prompting introspection. Why is it that as adults, we often struggle to find the same unbridled happiness? Why do we complicate our lives with responsibilities and duties, losing sight of the sheer delight that once came effortlessly? Growing up introduces us to a world of obligations. We become entangled in the web of materialistic pursuits, associating happiness with possessions and achievements. We postpone joy, believing it awaits us in some distant future. When circumstances align with our desires, we feel elation; when they diverge, sadness prevails. It’s as if our happiness is tethered t...