Discover True Happiness: Unveiling the Secrets Within
What if the key to genuine happiness lies not in pursuing external pleasures, but in understanding the depths of our own existence? Join me on a transformative exploration as we dive into the profound essence of happiness. In this video, I’ll share timeless wisdom from spiritual and philosophical insights, showing that true happiness is not derived from the unconscious human perspective, but rather a state of being that exists deeper within the unconscious
We’ll examine the barriers that prevent us from experiencing this blissful state and discuss practical steps to unlock the doors to lasting joy that does not change. Tune in to embark on a journey to discover the true nature of happiness and learn how you can access it in your everyday life.
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Happiness doesn’t need “to do” anything: you are positing it does. Happiness is not relative to, and thus, you have your statement turned around or backward.
If you try to “realize” or “achieve” happiness in your personal life, you will always be chasing yourself and thus will never find it, never be content.
He didn’t truly understand any of it. Like most spiritualists, (especially)non-dualists, Buddhists, etc., enjoy reading scriptures, then grasp an intellectual understanding, and last they talk about them.
There are two understandings: one is through intellectual learning, and the other is experiential. Most people, especially hardcore seekers, intellectually understand what they read and then pretend that understanding is experiential, as if they know what they’re talking about. Throw a little meditation in the mix, and you get a hardcore stooge.
From then on, perpetuated by the emptiness of their experience, they get stuck in the endless cycle of intellectual orgasms derived from a book—the book, which is part of the experience, becomes a drug. Eventually, when death comes, they die at the same level of happiness from when they started. That level of suffering, although in constant flux, continued throughout the entirety of their experience
