Quotes About Happiness

When you can laugh about something, you know it is healed.

After a certain point you quit trying to prove yourself to anyone and you simply live in the way that makes you happy.

Don't postpone joy until you have learned all your lessons; joy is your lesson

Your happiness is more of a blessing than your pain.

Apply analysis when appropriate, but keep it on a short leash when joy beckons.

Lighten up and do what makes you happy.

Contentment is not achieved by having stuff. It is achieved by enjoying the stuff you have.

Tu trabajo consiste en que tu conciencia se establezca en el asombro, la belleza y el valor del momento presente, que es lo que te hará feliz ahora y te ayudará a seguir siéndolo.

El ego se siente amenazado por la felicidad porque piensa que si eres demasiado feliz él se quedará sin trabajo. De modo que si ve que empiezas a salir de la miseria, vuelve a hundirte

No va a caer ningún palo. El bienestar es tu estado natural y lo único que te mereces.

no es necesario que sufras para tener derecho a sentirte bien, como tampoco es necesario que te pelees para disfrutar del sexo.

What do you think is there that you cannot find here?

It takes a lot less work to feel good than it does to feel bad.

Si te centras en los momentos dolorosos, creas un pasado doloroso que arrastras al presente. Cuando te centras en los momentos felices, creas un pasado feliz y experimentas paz en el presente.

Se dice que Mark Twain dijo: «La comparación es la muerte de la alegría».

Be happy with what you have. Be excited about what you want.

I've never known a storyteller who was unhappy when telling stories.

You smile too much, Rey.

Love is the most priceless treasure life affords us

Nick's hesitation was only the twitch of wariness he felt at any prospect of happiness.

Well-being and need are purely relative concepts. There is no such thing as poverty in itself, suffering in itself, unhappiness in itself. All is relative.

One day [Rabbi Spear] talked about his theory of happiness. He proposed that human feelings respond only to contrast and change, not to constancy, just as eyesight responds to contrasts of light and dark and to movement. The rabbi speculated that if emotions are similar to eyesight and other senses, then perhaps emotions were developed by nature as a survival mechanism.

The tragedy of this world is that no one is happy, whether stuck in a time of pain or of joy.

Happiness is a prison, Evey. Happiness is the most insidious prison of all.