HOW TO BE HAPPY.
Happiness deponds upon understanding and obeying tho laws of Nature. Those who live in harmony with the law of thoir being are always necessarily and completely happy. Right down through the agos mankind has been in search of the blue bird of happiness, but it has proved elusivo. For countless years people havo been in quest of the mythical philosopher’s stone wherewith they would turn base metals into gold, turn drab monotony into splendid happiness, for man is ever a seeker. But his gazo has beon directed ever outwards and ho has failed to see that happiness is within. To-day, the simple study of practical physchology is enabling thousands of students to discover true and permanent happiness. It is rovealing tho laws upon whoso obedience happiness rests and teachhow to obey them. Happiness depends upon health, friendship and adoquato supply. These can be secured by all who will tap the great creativo sources. To-night, as advertised elsewhere in this issue, Mr Walter J. Hall, M.A., practical psychologist and author, will lecture on the subject, “Happiness, the Birthright of Mankind.”
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 113, 12 April 1929, Page 8
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