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THE SEARCH FOR NEVER ENDING HAPPINESSES

 THE SEARCH FOR NEVER ENDING HAPPINESS. 





There is no sky-God in heaven who is going to protect you from the volatility of the lived human experience, but there is a deep-seated serenity, tranquility, and equanimity that you can access at the center of yourself and all things.

There is no knight in shining armor or bewitching goddess who is going to swoop in and carry you away into a fairy tale happy ending, but there is the personal work you can do with and in yourself that will enable you to cultivate healthy, fulfilling and satisfying relationships. 

There is no special enlightened leader or teacher or sacred book that can finally show you the highest truth that sets you free, but you are capable of utilizing your own critical thinking, direct experience, and personal investigation to discover and embrace ultimate reality. 

There is no self-help guru or program that will magically solve your chronic unhappiness, disharmony, and self-sabotaging mindsets and choices, but you have a set of innate tools, skills, and competencies that you can employ to create a life of meaning and wholeness, including the choice to seek professional help, treatment and support. 




There is no diet, workout routine, weight, or size that will cause you to look into a mirror and love yourself, but you can cultivate a healthy relationship with yourself that is based upon unconditional self-regard, self-care, self-acceptance and self-respect. 


There is no perfect person or life where everything is good, lovely, cheery, untroubled, blissful and blessed, but no circumstance or shitstorm can strip you of your choice to honor what matters most to you, follow your highest truth, deepen your humanity, and discover that love, beauty and goodness wins. 



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