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V IF I WERE TWENTY-ONE I WOULD BE HAPPY By this I imply that any one can be happy if he will. Happiness doesnot depend on circumstances, but upon Me.
This is perhaps the greatest truth in the world, and the one mostpersistently disbelieved.
Happiness, said Carlyle, is as the value of a common fraction, whichresults from dividing the numerator by the denominator. Thenumerator, in life, is What We Have. The denominator is What WeThink We Ought to Have. Mankind may be divided into two classes:Fool...s and Wise. The fools are eternally trying to get happiness bymultiplying the numerator, the wise divide the denominator. Theyboth come to the same--only one you can do and the other isimpossible.
If you have only one thousand dollars and think you ought to havetwo thousand dollars, the answer is one thousand divided by twothousand, which is one half. Go and get another thousand and youhave two thousand divided by two thousand, which is one; you havedoubled your contentment. But the trouble is that in human affairsas you multiply your numerator you unconsciously multiply yourdenominator at the same time, and you get nowhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V IF I WERE TWENTY-ONE I WOULD BE HAPPY By this I imply that any one can be happy if he will. Happiness doesnot depend on circumstances, but upon Me.
This is perhaps the greatest truth in the world, and the one mostpersistently disbelieved.
Happiness, said Carlyle, is as the value of a common fraction, whichresults from dividing the numerator by the denominator. Thenumerator, in life, is What We Have. The denominator is What WeThink We Ought to Have. Mankind may be divided into two classes:Fool...s and Wise. The fools are eternally trying to get happiness bymultiplying the numerator, the wise divide the denominator. Theyboth come to the same--only one you can do and the other isimpossible.
If you have only one thousand dollars and think you ought to havetwo thousand dollars, the answer is one thousand divided by twothousand, which is one half. Go and get another thousand and youhave two thousand divided by two thousand, which is one; you havedoubled your contentment. But the trouble is that in human affairsas you multiply your numerator you unconsciously multiply yourdenominator at the same time, and you get nowhere.
What to read after 21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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