HAPPY, HAPPY, JOY, JOY
Ever notice how people say that if they knew that they would die in a very short time, perhaps even knowing the exact moment death occurs, that they would ‘party up’ or engage in some other such enjoyable activity?
Most people don’t think about their death. But the great Spiritualists of every age have been those who had the courage to think about death, and even meet death face to face with calmness and peace of mind. As a result, they generally live their lives in as much of a joyous way they can, encouraging others to be joyous themselves.
Joy is simply the result of a ritualistic (repetitive) performance of certain techniques or technological processes that render the most possible joy (greatest result) from the most efficient (smallest), effective (wisest) amount of effort applied.
If everyone lived this way on a daily basis, then life itself in the world would likely resemble one giant magical place with a never-ending party-like atmosphere, a place in which everyone was in Joy no matter what they did.
Sounds like a fun world, doesn’t it?
