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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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' happiness ISN'T ON THE ROAD TO ANYTHING'
Hello, merry Xmas and Happy new year for all you!
...by the way, could someone explain me the exactly meaning of this sentence?:
' ... told me once that happiness isn't on the road to anything. That happiness is the road.'
Thanks in advance, jo.
...by the way, could someone explain me the exactly meaning of this sentence?:
' ... told me once that happiness isn't on the road to anything. That happiness is the road.'
Thanks in advance, jo.
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There is no destination which, when reached, guarantees happiness. Rather, happiness can be a journey, a process.
- There is no destination which, when reached, guarantees happiness.
- Rather, happiness can be a journey, a process.
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There is no destination which, when reached, guarantees happiness. Rather, happiness can be a journey, a process.
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