THE BASIC CONCEPT OF HAPPINESS

     The philosophers have found different ways to define happiness, but, how does a human being, that has never studied philosophy, would define happiness?

     In many different ways, the human beings refer to the sun light as some thing big and beautiful to admire, also to the fact of having physical beauty... but if there is no health, how can we account for all of that? Happiness can be broken by the lack of money or an illness or both... a reality that can be multiplied.

     Happiness is something we chase throughout all of our lives, and people would like to see it multiplied as much as we see multiply the unfortunate events... People grow older and they realize that the lack of money and illness can multiply and break their heart. Those things that  make ordinary people experience happiness, sooner or later, those same things could lack and be limited, perhaps be inexistent in their lives.

     For how long can people enjoy a sunset or physical beauty? Until we have eyes? For how long can we keep good health and wealth?  Happens to be that happiness is not the sunset or the sunrise, or the physical beauty,  money, not even our health, but the ability to enjoy life as if every day  that we live is the last day of our lives, where wisdom is king.

     That is happiness, the one in which we cherish wisdom, happiness that we can multiply. People need to become the exemption to the rule and be open. People need to stop from being ordinary to become extraordinary. It is a fact, lack of money, and/or an illness can turn into a source of happiness that rotates and translates in absolute abundance within our Universe, the infinite abundance of happiness.

     Our Universe is the infinity to which all human beings belong to. By becoming extraordinary people, we may acquire true wisdom  that leads to true happiness. Happiness that comes from the Universe, where the concept of illness or lack of money have a real face value. And, instead of breaking our happiness, the concept that limits us may become the true joy, the true happiness that permanently  exists in our lives.