• GaneshaGanesha
  • юли 4, 2024
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Happiness

Reflecting on what happiness depends on, I established that it depends on our ability to play. We must not confuse play with competition and rivalry, nor happiness with joy. In play, there is no desire to win, and there are no winners or losers. Although the opposite is claimed, it seems to me that a person’s life repeats the history of humanity – that in the beginning, man was happy, and through his development, he has sunk deep into unhappiness, not the other way around. Isn’t childhood the beginning? No one teaches children how to play. They simply know how to play and they do it. The task of so-called adults is to teach children how to stop playing. To teach them that life is a competition and that they must win at all costs. To teach them that playing is foolish, and as proof, they present their own successfully ruined personal lives. More often we hear „Don’t play!“ than „Play!“ Laughter and play irritate the world because they ruin the pursuit of unhappiness. But that’s the situation now… Children trust adults and follow what…

  • GaneshaGanesha
  • юли 4, 2024
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Trust is the path to love

There is a lot of speculation about the word trust and deliberate. In almost all cases, trust is confused with faith. To have faith is one thing, to have trust is another. Faith is directed outward, built outside of us, and based on others’ experiences and achievements. Trust is directed inward, built within us and personal experience and achievements are based. When we are not moving anywhere and do not want to know anything about ourselves, the meaning of words is not important. We can think and talk indiscriminately whatever comes our way. However, when we want to have clarity about ourselves and the world, every word matters. We need to be careful about what we think and say. In this regard, we need to be careful about what phrases we use. The combination of „trust in someone“ is incorrect and pointless. Let’s use one principle when we have something that we assume is unknown. We have the phrase „We trust in someone“ where the alleged unknown is „trust“. We replace „trust“ with „gold“ and get „We have gold in someone“. The first question is…