Happiness

Today, we read a beautiful thought in Sacred Space:

It says true wisdom rises above arguments between different groups. Instead of fighting over who is right, it understands what is good in everyone — and then goes one step further by seeing that, at the deepest level, we are all one.

Sounds big?

Let’s make it simple.

I’ve noticed something beautiful in life: the more I chase what my heart longs for, the farther it seems to slip away. But when I let go, breathe, and trust, it quietly finds its way back to me. I remember wanting a job so badly that I stressed myself out—I kept pushing, worrying, and it only felt more distant. The moment I relaxed, focused on peace, and enjoyed my days, the opportunity came knocking. That’s when I realized joy and calm are the real magnets.

Maybe the question isn’t “Are you happy?”

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There is something special about watching video content in my mother tongue, filmed in my own country, showing traditions I grew up with. Whether it is a web series or a movie, that familiar language, those cultural nuances, and the little details of everyday life make me feel instantly connected. It is not just entertainment, it feels like home on screen. The characters speak like people I know, the settings remind me of places I have walked through, and the traditions reflect the rhythm of my own life.

On the other hand, when I watch content from another country, usually on a friend’s suggestion or because family recommends it, I do not feel the same joy. The stories might be good, the production might be impressive, but that sense of belonging is missing. It feels more like observing than experiencing.

For me, the real joy lies in seeing my culture…