*Everything maintains its own place and time.
*I choose to be happy with what is right, and ignore the rest,
or to focus on what is perceived wrong, and ignore the good.
*I choose whether or not to allow perceptions of others to distract
me from living my life.
*Today will occur as it does largely due in no part to my
machinations or attitudes, so it is in my best interest to
relinquish pain and resentment and find a means to be
at peace.
*There is no promise of happiness, and it is fleeting when it
visits. But the absence of happiness need not be despair. It
can just as easily be contentedness.
*While I work on being content, let me ponder what happiness
truly is:
-Is it dependent on how much money I maintain?
-Or who loves me--or doesn't love me?
-Is it based on my weight or age?
-Is it geographically induced?
If so, then perhaps I need to do a rethink or a restructure on
my views. I can make a choice to be as happy as I please,
based on no externals whatsoever. Then, I may take happiness
with me everywhere, never allowing circumstance to influence
me.
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