“ In the midst of life’s ups and down, beginnings and endings, let us live our life, let us be joyful, let us be happy. Debasish Mridha
“ 27. Of all the means which are procured by wisdom to ensure happiness throughout the whole of life, by far the most important is the acquisition of firends. Epicurus
“ Men of profound sadness betray themselves when they are happy: they have a mode of seizing upon happiness as though they would choke and strangle it, out of jealousy--ah, they know only too well that… Friedrich Nietzsche
“ Happiness has two hands: one with strength for lifting up heavy hearts and a gentle hand for tickling. Richelle E. Goodrich
“ Pleasure can impact your happiness for better or worse, but it is not happiness. James Randall Robison
“ People say there are thousands of options we have in life. I say we have only two: we can either be happy or be unhappy. Pawan Mishra
“ Don't let the inconsequential fairy tales stand in your way! You do what makes you happy, no matter what. Shannon Hale
“ --And the good thing about feeling happy, you know, Valentin? ...It's that you think it's forever, that one's never ever going to feel unhappy again. Manuel Puig
“ Being happy is harder than being discontent. For happiness we have to roll up our sleeves and knock down houses of cards. Because of this exertion, many prefer to abide by ‘fake’ happiness.( " Happine… Erik Pevernagie
“ Why not surround yourself with things that make you content? After all, there's no place like home. Jean Oram
“ I took [Kate's] hand in mine, and felt her fingers squeeze back. And I thought: home. It took me completely by surprise. But I suppose that once you bid farewell to your first home, you're always look… Kenneth Oppel
“ There is a certain proper and luxurious way of lying in bed. Confucius, that great artist of life, "never lay straight" in bed, "like a corpse", but always curled up on one side. I believe one of the… Lin Yutang
“ Man is created for happiness, that happiness lies in himself, in the satisfaction of simple human needs; and that all unhappiness is due, not to privation but to superfluity. Leo Tolstoy
