Because we feellimited with respect to happiness, everyone every minute is fully engagedtrying to attain greater happiness.

When I take a job, fall in love, read abook, eat a meal, go to the dentist, pray or meditate, I expect the activityandor its results to make me feel better than I do at the moment.

No matterhow good I feel I can always imagine a state of greater happiness.

If Imfeeling miserable, my actions will be calculated to remove or lessen themisery, a situation I view as an increase in happiness.

Aninvestigation of the worlds tropical beaches reveals countless people, flat ontheir backs, content as clams, not moving a muscle.Everything we do is for the sake of happiness.

Some accumulatemoney, not necessarily for itself, but for the happiness it supposedly brings.Others seek happiness in life-threatening sports which produce a high, analiveness beyond the normal state.

We ingest chemicals, pills, drink, anddrugs to change our state of mind for the better.

Nobody gets married to suffer.At first glance activities seem to produce happiness.

But if happiness were in an activity theactivity should produce happiness for anyone performing it.

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The second, filled wit Page 71 and 72: Make a resolution to leave your wor Page 73 and 74: THE SILENCE 98The mind is becoming Page 75 and 76: emoved.

If the meditator can realiz Page 77 and 78: In a state of pure freedom anything Page 79 and 80: the mind is constantly thinking, an Page 81 and 82: oneness with the Self.(44)Ego is c Page 83 and 84: perceive the whole universe in the Page 85 and 86: personality.

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