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July 23, 2006
by Andrei Yashurin
Thinking of the law of cause and effect, I came to an
interesting observation: Things never causes us to be happy.
Rather, our happiness causes us to enjoy things.
"What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters
compared to what lies within us", said Ralph Emerson. The
physical world which craves for our attention and promises
to give us the fulfillment we desire, is the world of effects,
not causes. True causes lie in spiritual and mental realms.
This is where our creative powers reside. As we learn to release
these powers in the process of soul unfoldment, we find true
happiness.
Our inner happiness then becomes the mighty attractive power
which draws to us happy experiences. But those who seek
happiness through things often find out that the things
they've acquired cannot satisfy their hunger.
Why happiness is important? I am convinced that we humans are
made to be self-adjusted beings. When we abuse or mistreat
our bodies, we experience physical pain which provides us
the necessary feedback. If we are wise enough, we will learn
its lessons and will do our best to change our behavior.
The same is true for our soul. Unhappiness and discontent
reveal to us that something is wrong at the deep level.
We either misuse and abuse our creative powers, or live
in ignorance about who we are and what is our real purpose
in life.
There is nothing noble about sufferings. The law of the Universe
is harmony and wholeness, not sufferings and pain. It is a
worthwhile endeavour to search for happiness - but we need
to be aware that happiness is the by-product of the right life,
life in harmony with God's laws.
If you have unhappy feelings, don't try to suppress them. If
we force such feelings out from our consciousness, chances
are they will continue to dwell in our unconscious realm.
In time, they could outwardly manifest themselves as a
sickness, a loss, or an accident. A seed of unhappiness
brings forth visible fruit after its kind.
This is why unhappiness calls for spiritual resolution. It
is wise to look for lasting solutions rather than quick fixes.
Most of us don't want to be happy now and disappointed tomorrow.
So, we find answers as we look within ourselves, to our Divine
Spark, and establish a living connection with it. It is the
source of knowledge and guidance which directs us to the best
path. It is the source of power to accomplish our tasks
successfully and with ease. It is the source of peace
among every turmoil in the outside world. It is the source
of joy in the midst of challenges. It is the source of love
which surpasses emotional hurts and traumas.
What is happiness? Many things can be said about it, but we
can be sure it is not a matter of random chance for lucky
ones. Every person in the world deserves to be happy. Every
person can find his or her happiness in moving forward with
the creative flow of life.
Recommended Reading: Spiritual Economics by Eric Butterworth
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