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Mantra to live a happy life.

    There is no single and specific definition of a happy life. The meaning of a happy life differs for everyone, depending on age, income level, choices, circumstances,  profession, society, etc.

    It also depends on the priorities and choices of a person at different stages of life and career. Playing a lot and doing no hard work may be the priority of a child, whereas earning money may be a priority of an adult person, but health may be the priority of an old person. 

    A happy life is when desires are fulfilled, dreams come true, and we feel satisfied. We should have our desires reasonable and achievable so that we do not be unhappy if we fail to achieve our desires.

Therefore, the mantra for a happy life is to keep our desires limited and rational. 


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