“The thirst after happiness is never extinguished in the heart of man.”

--Jean Jacques Rousseau

In other words, once we taste the flavor of that happiness, it will always be in our life pursuits. If we trust in our hearts and search there first and foremost before any other place, we will always find our treasure of happiness. The best way to begin finding happiness is to assume clarity in our intuition. After assuming a position of clarity by using our intuitive practices to create uplifting ceremonies, we thrive. We surge ahead, emotionally burgeon, and truly realize our thriving potential when we have clarified what our intuition is telling us. We are not part of an internal battle amongst our collective conscious. We collectively have an internal agenda that we must integrate with our reality. The clarity that arrives from relinquishing our problems allows us to take the leap into a transport for our destiny. This realization of our destiny arises from utilizing our intuitive practices because actions of the intuitive process establish a distance from other’s values, which can obscure our focus. By focusing on our clarity, we escape the negative problems associated with group conformity. Let’s remember that we always get what we look for. If we are searching for something, we will always be searching for it. If we are finding something, eventually, we will always find it. By simply changing the phrasing of our actions (still doing the same thing) we arrive at completely different results. I remember when learning Spanish I was always stumbling, and pausing mid- sentence about when to use the word to find (encontrar) and to look for (buscar). I realized I kind of stuttered at this linguistic juncture because there shouldn’t be a word for “look for”, it is pessimistic. If you continue to seek, you will always be looking for something, but if you initiative is finding, you will certainly get what you seek because you will discover! Examples of this are in the Matrix: “Stop trying to hit me, and hit me...Don’t think you can, know you can.” And many other pop-culture messages. The point is to look into your heart for happiness and find the joy there, and to cease “looking for it”.

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