by yoga teacher Gregorian Bivolaru

• Happy shall be those who will be capable to contemplate, with the necessary attention and seriousness, the apparently small ”nothings” of life and to look carefully, with a lot of calm and detachment, at the different situations which, at first sight, seem to be very serious. Doing so, they will be able to go further and further, always following an ascending direction, on path of life, full of often unsuspected lessons

• Happy shall be those who, when necessary, are capable to be silent and to listen attentively, for by doing so, they will be able to learn and to intuit a lot of new  and unexpected aspects, which will transform them.

• Happy shall be those who are always able to laugh at themselves with a spontaneous and sthenic humor. Doing so, they will avoid drowning in silly states of ridiculous seriousness and besides, they will be able to be amused every time of the comic aspects of life.

• Happy will be those who always pay attention at the honest, beneficial, and justified callings of the others, without believing, at the same time, that they are irreplaceable. Offering with generosity and being useful, they will discover in this way that everything they offer to the others, full of abnegation, will, sooner or later,  return to themselves, and eventually they receive the same gifts they offered initially; they will discover at the same time that acting this way, they will become mysterious ferments of believing in God.

• Happy will be those which are always able to distinguish without delay a high, glorious mountain from an ordinary anthill. Doing so each time, they will always be exempt from many false worries and displeasure.

• Happy will be those which will be able to be silent full of humbleness and even to smile full of understanding and compassion when some will raise their voice above theirs or when they will disrespectfully step over them, for doing so, they will prove that the teachings of Jesus penetrated deeply their heart and it became a wonderful habit.

• Happy will be those which, every time will be able to admire a smile full of candor and at the same time to forgive, forgetting immediately after that, a scornful or mean grimace. Doing so every time, their path in life will be bright and sunny.

• Happy will be those which will be capable, almost every time, to recognize the mysterious presence of God the Father in everybody they meet. This way, they will find in every human being a true divine light, and in their own being a state of godliness and wisdom will sprout and blossom.

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