Happiness and desire

No matter how big we are in life, there will always be something that we wish to have. It is a human nature. Even that thing we wish to have might not be something reasonable or might not be something that adds a lot to us, but that is how human desire works. The higher you go, the more you desire something that is out of reach, Something that might not even add any value to you or your family, but you might just seek the importance that brings it to your life, and this is where most people get it wrong, They now tie their happiness to their desire.

The main reason why I said this is that I am not 100% healthy, and this has always been my major concern because I've always thought about it, and it always makes me sad, and I have always wished I was better, but immediately people around me shared their story with me. I realize I should be thankful, which is how happiness works. If We tie our happiness to our desires. We can never be happy, no matter the progress we make, because the higher we go, we always want more. Even if I should become healthier today, I will still wish to have something that keeps me in a state of not being happy. I have changed my orientation, and it is essential that we also change our orientation concerning how we see our happiness.

True happiness should be free-flowing. It's important not to tie our happiness to specific goals or destinations. Instead, we should learn to cherish the journey and live our lives to the fullest, even if it's a long and winding road. If we spend most of our days in sadness, what kind of story will we have to tell when we reach the end of our lives? That's why it's crucial to appreciate the little things and find joy in the process. Check out the video for a better understanding. Thank you for your time.