The Principles of successful Manifesting

Exploring the Source of Happiness
Every single person on this planet is striving to be happy. This is the state of being that we all
know from the time of our birth. It is a state of being that we recognize as our true self –
who we deeply are.

Now, for most of us, this happiness doesn't last. It gets replaced by a striving force to
survive, which feels more like the opposite of being happy. The reason we are doing this is
astonishingly simple – because we are told to do so.

 Our heritage tells us what to think and feel

 Our government tells us what to think and feel

 Our society tells us what to think and feel

Our current world view is determined by a centuries old paradigm – Newton's world view of
the universe as a giant clock works is studied, as it has been for centuries, in our schools.
This world-view teaches us that we humans operate similarly to a mechanical clock. This view
teaches that everything is ruled by cause and effect, and almost everything can be replaced
when it's damaged. In addition, we are taught the concept of the survival of the fittest.
Together, these two ideas condition us to accept that people, like animals, must function in a
state of mechanical perfection or be replaced by more perfectly functioning components in
the system.

These old concepts have led to a society that is completely self-centered, ego-driven,
irresponsible and environmentally destructive. They have led us to a cult of happiness seekers
who get their adrenalin rush by buying more useless stuff on a daily basis – all in a
subconscious attempt to maintain the illusion of perfection.
We have been conditioned to consume the world in an effort to attain this illusory perfection,
and it shows in our day-to-day lives. Simply put, we work at places we don't like in order to
buy stuff we don't need.

We have forgotten that the source of happiness lies within the center of our spiritual being,
and we have replaced it by seeking it in the material world. We have things backward