The article is written and published by Swami Premananda Bharathi of Avadhootha Asramam, Sadanandapuram P. O., Kollam, Kerala, India.

How to be Happy?

1) Have full and complete faith in the existence of an Almighty power,which guides the destinies of the Universe.

2)Have as the object of life,realisation of the Almighty power.

3) Consider all your action as offerings to the Almighty Power.

4) Consider all your fortunes and your misfortunes to be the results of your own actions of this as well as of previous births, and hence do not feel glad when fortune favours you and do not feel sorry when misfortune betfalls you.

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