The will necessarily and perpetually seeks happiness and the will naturally desires its own perfection.
We are confused, agitated and more reliant on technology to perpetually bring us happiness than any previous generation.
"Extreme sympathy with misfortunes which we know nothing about, seems altogether absurd and unreasonable," Smith wrote, dismissing "those whining and melancholy moralists, who are perpetually reproaching us with our happiness, while so many of our brethren are in misery".
Generate the grateful awareness that we are all children of the Universe and allow your heart to wish perpetually every person more life, more happiness, more success, more love, and more enlightenment.
If the artist can do this, he will find "the happiness of remaining within a disciplined, regular order, but one perpetually starting over again," Mr. Starobinski suggests, articulating what Mr. Winters's first prints hinted at 20 years ago and what his works still aspire to today.
Broken, ill and clinging to each other, symbols of the perpetually unwell, Beckett's odd couple plumb the depths to discover an iota of happiness -- the ability to connect.
There are perpetually more methods available to pursue to better your body, and you'll find that happiness and success run parallel with that extra mile.
An unhappy and perpetually flustered businessman in Milan, Bruno decided several years ago to consult a life coach; the gambit for happiness worked, and then some — Bruno ended up marrying the coach.
AMY PHILLIPS BURSCH Media Relations Manager Population Connection Washington, Nov. 16, 2012 To the Editor: When people "go through adulthood perpetually trying to keep their options open," I consider them to be in the pursuit of happiness.
The good news is that unlike happiness, the ingredients of well-being are entirely within us -- not reliant upon circumstances that are external, perpetually in flux and too often out of our control.
