For most people to be happy, there has to be a person, place, or thing involved in their happiness. In true happiness, there are no things involved. It’s a natural state. You will abide in that state forever.
– Robert Adams
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True Happiness – my goal exactly – unfortunately, taking a lifetime to achieve…though, a “goal” usually has an end…as in, “I have achieved my goal”…happiness is not, therefore, a goal, because there is no end…it is a state of mind, an energy, a moment…therein lies my problem…I have been defining it all wrong…
I would say you have found the path you seek. 🙂