Happiness Unlimited By B.K. Shivani

Description Share with your friends!XFacebookLinkedInEmailWhatsAppPinterestThe reason why there is so little happiness in the world is dependency. Happiness is not dependent on ‘anything’ or ‘anyone’ or found ‘anywhere’. We keep delaying our happiness until things are just right in our life. We think we will be happy in the future and then wonder why we are not happy now. Happiness is only possible when we accept everyone as they are, at every moment, in every situation. That means an end to judging or resisting others, an end to complaining, an end to criticising or controlling and an end to competing. It means the awakening of self-responsibility. It is only when we choose thoughts and feelings aligned with our true nature of peace, love and power, that we shift from asking to sharing, from holding on to letting go, from expectations to acceptance, from the past and the future to being in the now. We create a life of joy, contentment and bliss, because we have the choice and the power. Happiness is a Decision. About the Authors:- BK Shivani is a practitioner of Rajyoga meditation of the Brahma Kumaris since 1996. She presents a logical and comfortable way of ingraining spiritual principles in daily life. Travelling all over the world, she shares her wisdom on themes such as meditation, emotional wellness, relationships and leadership. She is an honouree of the Nari Shakti Puraskar, conferred by the Government of India in March 2019 for her role in transforming human behaviour. She has been appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador by the World Psychiatric Association. Suresh Oberoi is an internationally recognized Indian film actor with over 250 films to his credit. He has excelled in all genres of media and received the National Film Award in 1982. He is a keen explorer of spirituality and has been spreading it through many different platforms. With a deep desire to reach out to the world, he has launched several humanitarian initiatives. He has been appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador by the World Psychiatric Association. Happiness