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•   Epictetus a Greek philosopher, offered: "It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it Epictetus a Greek philosopher, offered: "It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters". I offer encouragement, support and I Thank You Lahn, for inspiring this thought in me today, as well. ~Jim  See more
  
• Lahn Jung JuLes  Thank you Trisha, Stephen, Jim and Rouzanna for your thoughtful comments and support. "Within" is t Thank you Trisha, Stephen, Jim and Rouzanna for your thoughtful comments and support. "Within" is the starting point and ultimately the ending point for me. Different paths to arrive there so yes, Rouzanna, meditation would be an effective means. I hear you, Stephen, about what happiness is. I join you in that search. I am not certain if I fully grasp what it is either but there are moments and glimpses I experience which could be described as such. I like that quote a lot, Jim...and it's mutually sharing inspiration. Trisha, as always, your presence is so comforting and enlightening.  See more
  
• Georgia DiPirro  Oh my dear friend Love your intent, Lahn.... Yes we have the same mindset and I feel approach. Oh my dear friend Love your intent, Lahn.... Yes we have the same mindset and I feel approach. I too feel that it will bring wonderful, joyous surprises and blessings to you, that I am sure. And just as Gayle - I am on that same quest, Yes "I agree too about our reactions to what happens to us either can bring us peace or discord--the power lies within us to choose." Well said Gayle Much Love, Georgia  See more
  
• Gayle Rose  I am on that same quest, Lahn--and I agree too about our reactions to what happens to us either can I am on that same quest, Lahn--and I agree too about our reactions to what happens to us either can bring us peace or discord--the power lies within us to choose. With love, Gayle  See more
  
• Rouzanna Vardanyan  Lahn, what about meditation? Could it help? Love Rouzanna
  
• Jacquemo .  I have been trying to define happiness for my own reasons, not how to get it or where it comes from, I have been trying to define happiness for my own reasons, not how to get it or where it comes from, but what it is. I am really having a problem with this seemingly simple task. Maybe someone can add their insight. Happiness, or Bliss, exists at the core of existence itself and we must go there to truly experience it. But, I think that all life, as it is expressed in it's endless forms needs interaction. I think going to our core is always a good place to start. Thank you, Lahn I send you my Intent that you find your happiness.  See more
  
• Sharmishtha Basu  thats the place from where we should start searching.. best of luck. Wish you love, peace and happi thats the place from where we should start searching.. best of luck. Wish you love, peace and happiness. Trisha  See more