Ok. The topic of yours itself is very general. It applies to all
those whose are looking for wealth and success. Its human nature
that one would like to strive for happiness in the beginning by
pursuing exterior materialism. However, once you have achieved
those goals…you find that its not what you really expected. Then
you will look for other happiness within the context of happiness
without wealth or success. True Happiness doesn’t exist. Its an
idea of happiness brought down from generation to generation since
the beginning of time. Contentment is the key word to happiness,
exteriorly, internally and spiritually.
I'm not sure if I could agree with you about true happiness not
existing, but purely an idealogy passed down by generations.
True happiness is an emotion , strong feeling and affection
experienced by oneself towards life. It could be obtained by the
simplest thing of life, doing simple tasks such as chatting with
your friends or playing basketball , etcetera etcetera.
Point is, you just classified true happiness as non-existent,
something I cannot agree with.
Then you did a word play, by saying contentment is the keyword to
happiness, exteriorly , internally and spiritually.
Your point of the word play, may I respectfully ask?