Happiness Is My Sun-rise
HAPPINESS IS MY SUN-RISE
Happiness is the sunrise,
Of a new day,
The dew drops are crystal chandeliers,
Adorning the flower of new hope,
For everything feels fresh and alive,
The aroma is sweet and enticing,
Energy radiates in all directions,
For the spirit is keen to exercise,
Limitlessness.
All strive for happiness,
Yet all… Continue reading
Ross Gittins: A Happy Economist Downsizing Growth
When I was studying Economics Ross Gittins was a popular reference. He has been an Australian Economist for a long time. My first recollection of him was 23 years ago. So he has considerable experience.
I wonder secretly, is he really happy. I do dress ups for laughter workshops, I wonder if I could challenge… Continue reading
Wholistic Economics Evokes Happiness Naturally and Sustainably
When I was studying Economics Ross Gittins was an often quoted economist. There were a series of books called State of Play, the Australian Economic Policy Debate which I referenced extensively, I recall. I found Ross Gittins an excellent economist. I was walking through a shopping mall today and to my surprise saw his latest… Continue reading
The Love Story of Your Life Flowers When Open
In truth the marriage is to love, not the other. As you grow in love for yourself, it creates space in order to be with the other. Often in marriages we see people seeking to fulfill their own needs through the other. Yet the happiest of marriages is where each partner allows the other to… Continue reading
Happiness in Hanoi
I was invited to Vietnam to clown with mental health practitioners and to inspire a community group. I had a great time and saw that it was my love that touched people, not so much the clown suit. I had this insight at a mental health clinic. The doctor had me come upstairs and I… Continue reading
Desert Storms or Dancing with Wolves?
I watched two films tonight. One was on the first Gulf air war, somewhat of a promotional video of the military equipment used. The second film was Dancing with Wolves.
I found interesting insights between the two films. Both featured the military, one depicting modern warfare that kills at a distance and the technology of… Continue reading