HappIness to me isn't just a philosophical viewpoint. People put too much emphasis on ideas. Why not come up with an idea that can be applied. "I think that happiness exists in the mind" suggests that in reality it's unattainable. Something to ponder on but never really achieve. If you ask me, to find happiness you must search away from the material. Having money problems? Think being rich will make you happy? Nope... it will just solve the money problems. Have a slow car? Think buying a fast one will bring purpose to your life? Nope... it'll just make your car faster. Don't have a boat? Think buying one will fill that void you can't put your finger on? Nope... it'll just make you float on water. If you want happiness you need to learn to let go of all these things. No one likes it when they have an oil leak, or their bedroom window gets broken. But it happens, and it's not really important. Everything can be fixed, but it'll probably happen again just to be fixed again. Find what's really important. Got a couple bucks that aren't going to affect your life one way or the other? Then buy a homeless person a sandwich and drink instead of a soda for yourself. Help an abused animal find a better home. Give a gift to a sick kid on Christmas. Give and you shall recieve no less. Give happiness to someone who doesn't have it, and you will have it yourself. Think it's bulls***
? TRY IT!!!!!
