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Irrelevant Happiness

We are all individually irrelevant … unimportant … inconsequential – it is a harsh fact. So how does one get past this fact and continue to close the gap on Truth, Wisdom, and Happiness? I believe it must begin with … Continue reading

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Resolving Happiness

I would be closer to Wisdom if I could perceive me as others perceive me. Therefore, I must be as open and functionally transparent as circumstances allow. If I err, I believe it should be on the side of transcendent … Continue reading

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Happy Christmas Revisited

Twas the night before Christmas, when I was a kid Now my memories are stirring; nostalgia undid My letter was posted to Santa with flare, With hopes that were eagerly floating on air. All snuggled in bed, unable to sleep … Continue reading

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A Fool for Happiness

A conformist is a fool for blithely and unquestioningly conforming. A non-conformist is a fool because the conformist says so; and (unfortunately) majority perception is reality. So the non-conformist fool can either remain as such, or become a conformist fool, … Continue reading

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Creative Happiness

Leftover thoughts from last week … So it seems that in various ways throughout these posts I have equated ‘beyond words’ with transcendental. I believe that is an oversimplification. ‘Beyond Words’ is an important identifier for ‘transcendental possibility’ and may … Continue reading

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