There is a great happiness in not wanting, in not being something, in not going somewhere.
Krishnamurti
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There is a great happiness in not wanting, in not being something, in not going somewhere.
Krishnamurti
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20 Comments CherryPie on Mar 18th 2018
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I had to think about this, Cherry. I am thankful for what I have, I don’t need more and I don’t need to be important. And I don’t want anything my neighbour has either…..
I am content in what I have and don’t need more, does that count as happiness??
Yes I think it does
Astrid and I often talk about this, Cherry. I often say “I have everything I need; I want nothing.” It’s true that there is often happiness in not going anywhere…but going somewhere is also so much of our happiness…and I know you understand.
Yes I do
And I think the quote means that we know where we should be going
How often do we feel like this? For me, I am always wanting to go somewhere
There is always a place we should be going
Very good quote. I am also always wanting to go somewhere too.
We are destined to travel
it’s a great day to sit and watch the soft snow falling past my window Cherie… i like the minimalist photo….peter:)
I know that sit and rest a while feeling
Even more so true in our ever more busy lives.
Yes
Walk a little down the road (make sure it is the Right road)- and there are roses to stop and smell. Walk a little further and there is an Indian Guru sitting on his backside humming. You can ask him how he is going. Then turn around as you are going the wrong way. Always try to go uphill.
I think you might like my next post better when I eventually get around to finishing it
I call that sleep.
Is that the only time you are happy?
This is very Zen. Emptiness is fullness. ;p
absolutely true and beautiful Cherie!
i wish we can have ability to live the moment of stillness with empty head and without longing
Sometimes it requires effort to empty the head and keep calm.