Happiness: I Almost Forgot
Today, my neighbor who watches my dog said to me: You know, maybe it is actually really good that *A* has found a good guy friend here.
It made me think, maybe I am making too much of everything with him. At the same time, I feel like I deserve better then the way he's treating me.
But, that's not the point. The point is that I had a very nice day - book club, symphony (by myself), workout, writing group (that I just started). I realized that there is all of this life out there for me to live - all of these activities to do, places to go, people that I haven't met yet. I just have to keep pushing myself to go out and find them.
I had almost forgotten my quest - happiness. Last night, I listened to some DVD about Buddhist notions of consciousness, and I realized that I can choose between my attachment to *A* and experiencing happiness every day. Many of you readers have told me this, and to some degree I've understood, but now I really get it - I have to let go of my attachment to *A* - the pain, the joy, the history.
Labels: attachment, connecting, happiness, quest