As Bobby Kennedy said . . . the nation’s gross national product measures everything “except that which makes life worthwhile.” . . . [H]appiness seems to have little relation to economic achievement, which we have historically understood as the driver of well-being. . . . A . . . recent study found that life satisfaction in China declined between 1994 and 2007, a period in which average real incomes grew by 250 percent. ~Eduardo Porter, “All They Are Saying Is Give Happiness a Chance,” nytimes.com, 11/12/07
What really makes us happy? ~jpc
Happy are the _______________. Namaste.
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