Archive for the ‘Happiness’ Category
Tweet “I was looking for love in all the wrong places. Looking for love in too many faces. Searching your eyes, looking for traces, of what… I’m dreaming of… Hopin’ to find a friend and a lover, God bless the day I discover, another heart, lookin’ for love…” You probably recognize the words from the Waylon Jennings song. Isn’t that how many of us in this world spend our entire life? Looking for love in too many faces. We are looking for love exactly where it is not, out there. Maybe when we lay in that crib with …
Tweet By Dennis Sullivan When we have a situation, a trouble, or a problem we can’t resolve, the very first thing we do habitually is, we ask our mind for a solution. Our mind is a recording and playing back unit. If our mind knows, we don’t have to ask. The answer is recorded and automatically pops up. The information comes up instantly. If we need to ask our mind, we already know our mind doesn’t have the answer. Silly isn’t it? We continually ask our mind, when we know our mind doesn’t have the answer? Go into that empty …
Tweet In truth, many of us still believe that happiness is a secret. First of all, opposite of what most people believe, happiness is available to everyone–at all times. No one is excluded. Every person, regardless of their age, nationality, level of education or success, is naturally capable of being happy. Because most of us really don’t understand happiness, we have all struggled at various times to identify, “What is happiness and how we can get it for ourselves?” The reason for the struggle, quite honestly is that most of us were never shown where to look for happiness where …
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Tweet Put a smile on someone’s face. Here’s something fun/funny – maybe it will make you smile. But first, let me ask. Does anybody know where this got started? Trash talk. Whose bright idea was trash talk? Do you know? I don’t. I’ve thought about it. I really can’t remember when it got cool to trash talk. When I grew up, the style was to poke verbal barbs at somebody. We never thought of it as “trash talk.” It was just “funning.” Just for fun. Nothing really meant by it. Nothing really serious – just fun’n. There was also this …
Tweet An interesting thought popped into my mind. Let’s see if you think it’s interesting too. Here’s the thought: “Loose lips sink ships”. We’ve all heard that old wartime saying. How about an updated version? “Loose lips sink lives.” Consider love and hate. Let’s start with hate. I’m somewhat an authority on it. I’ve been a hater. It’s true.Before Larry Crane came along in my life andintroduced me to Lester Levenson, I was a hater. I was pretty darn good (or should I say, bad at it), to be perfectly straight with you. Am I all done being a hater …
