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Seikatsu

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The Japanese have an interesting concept called seikatsu which explains this balance. Seikatsu means everyday life and the Japanese believe that the sum of small joys in everyday life results in a more fulfilling life as a whole.

Happiness

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If you want a healthy relationship, you have to make and keep yourself emotionally healthy.

The Universe doesn’t give you what you want, it gives you what you are. Be happy and you’ll get more happiness. Be miserable and you’ll get more misery. The Universe gives you what you focus on.
Credits: Niki Marinis on Medium, P.S.I Love You

Being alone

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Being alone also can have great value. It can allow issues to surface that people spend energy holding at bay, and offer an opportunity to clarify thoughts, hopes, dreams and desires. It provides time and space for people to step back, evaluate their lives and learn from their experiences. Spending time this way prepares them to re-engage with their community relationships and full work schedules.
Source: article in citymetric
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Love

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Love is amazing feeling, Love is passionate passion
Love is moment in waiting, Love is indefinite hope
Love is emotional virtue, Love is respectful act
If anyone find, luck is most adorable and if not…it’s unfelt thirst.

Chasing for better experiences

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We chase romance and fantasy because we always want something better. It’s hard to know that there isn’t anything better out there for us because there are so many people out there, and so many possibilities. At some point though, we might need to accept that we have to abandon the fantasy in order to work with reality.

Poverty

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Being poor now just leads to being more poor later. Can’t pay to clean your teeth? Next year, pay for a root canal. Can’t pay for a new mattress? Next year, pay for back surgery. Can’t pay to get that lump checked out? Next year, pay for stage 3 cancer. Poverty charges interest.
Credits: @TayZonday on Twitter