Next leg of the journey!

By


If each person in the world intelligently assumes responsibility for his or her own happiness, then the total amount of happiness in the world will be maximized.

Achieving an adequate balance between valuing our own happiness and the happiness of others is the way to solve the ethical dilemma. We can seek win-win solutions to problems whenever possible, and we can occasionally sacrifice our own happiness for the happiness of others. In the long run, giving may bring us greater happiness than being selfish. Enlightened self-interest means that we must find a balance between giving to self and giving to others.

Spreading happiness and loving as top goals automatically supplies powerful motivation for success!!!

-Harshita Saloni

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

#SayNoToWar

By
Image
People out there and friends have been sending me news clips of the attack and has been asking for my opinions about everything that’s going on. Well, firstly I don’t feel the need to state my views publicly because will it change anything? NO. And those of you who know me, will know that I will never celebrate WAR. It’s easy to sit in  the comfort of our homes and celebrate the attack, ask for war, seek revenge. Put whatsapp stories and statuses, forward whatsapp messages, and share your so called happiness all over social media. The way our soldiers were killed broke my heart. They way we lose people in our borders or other terror attacks breaks me equally. But people have forgotten that we are fighting terrorism. And WAR isn’t the answer. Violence is never the answer. If government is failing at bringing peace between two countries through peace talks and discussions, it’s their failure. That doesn’t mean, discussions and peace talks aren’t the solution. #Humanityf...
Read more

Roots and Values!

By
Image
Importance of root as a major determinant of the success or otherwise of any tree or person cannot be overemphasized. And root quality is further determined by its nature (tap or fibrous), which further determines how much minerals/nutrients they could tap from the soil or social network in case of persons. While plants may not be able to do much to enhance their roots, individuals can through knowledge and skill acquisition. What you are and where you came from, keeps us grounded and we need our individual differences and unique perspectives to be able to see through, understand and love this complex world as it is. Never forget where you came from – because that will help you get where you’re going. -Harshita Saloni
Read more