Happiness is Sucess

All successful people are not happy,

But all happy people are successful.

Isn’t it strange that the whole world is seeking happiness, but to be happy we are chasing success? We live with the fallacy that if we are successful, we will be happy. We do not realize that it is the reverse that is true: success is not happiness, happiness is success!

This book is surely an eye opener for me. I started reading this book with a perception.The three peaks of happiness—accomplishment, fulfilment, and self-awakening—were early in life identified by AiR (Atman in Ravi), who enjoyed a wealth of delight. He has everlasting delight, heavenly love, and peace. This book will assist you in realising a straightforward truth: success comes from being joyous and at ease, and happiness is simply a condition of mind.

The author of this book describes his experiences transitioning from a life of chasing defined success from things like celebrity, money, and other things to one of enjoyment in doing good deeds.

He explains how true happiness cannot be measured by success chapter by chapter. Everyone’s concept of success is unique, and happiness shouldn’t truly be connected to such financial things.

I appreciated how the authors outlined the three peaks of bliss and the triple pain rationale. He distinguishes for us the fine line between how success does not truly result in true happiness in the most lucid way possible.