Monday, September 29, 2008
Seek Happiness
According to the report (http://tw.news.yahoo.com/article/url/d/a/080905/79/15elw.html) that Bhutan is the happiest country in the world. They seek happiness (GNH) instead of seek money (GDP). There are 97% people feel happy in Bhutan at 2006 A.D. But, children feel unhappy because they have to walk a long way to school, and adult feel unhappy because economy, and there are 60% people feel that happiness is relate to their income in modernizing Bhutan. I was very sad when I saw the report. What is happiness? Where is happiness? Why our smile getting lesser when we grow up? When we know more, we’ll think more, we’ll want more, and be unhappier. Because of we pay much attention on the things that we can’t get, and regardless which we have. Then, we feel upset and think “What a miserable life?” Actually, we should find happiness by ourselves, and it only have to pay attention by the things, people around us, it means we have to pressure and love our family, friends, and ourselves (tell them you love them), and help people, then we’ll find happiness quickly. When I am unhappy for some tiny things, then I’ll remind myself" life is short and happiness is most important after all"!!
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That's very interesting. Sometimes people think that things will make them happy, so they buy and buy and still aren't happy.
On the otherhand, people who live in a less advanced society have to worry about things that we don't have to worry about anymore.
I feel very fortunate to live in an advanced democratic society, but sometimes I wonder if a simpler life would be easier.
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