If happiness was a commodity,
Supply would never be able to keep up with demand,
Because everyone wants happiness.
The irony is,
Happiness doesn't need to be sold on a store shelf or online anywhere,
Because the access to happiness is both free and priceless at the same time.
We all know people who have made an attempt to assign a material value to happiness.
They might think it's a house or a car or an item that can be purchased.
They might think it's a relationship or a perceived status or job description.
People put a lot of effort into identifying a source for happiness,
Not realizing the source lies within.
Supply was a commodity.
It would sell out of the stores,
It would be unavailable online,
Because the supply could never keep up with the demand.
Why not just start demanding happiness from yourself,
So that we don't need to demand it from somebody else or expect it to come from somewhere else?
We supply so much of the happiness that we always meet the demand for ourselves and the people we touch.
We don't want the importance of happiness to lose value because we're trying to find it in a thing outside of ourselves.
We want to keep up with the supply and demand.
So demand happiness from yourself,
From your circumstances,
From your relationships,
And realize that the supply is infinite.
We have access to happiness,
And when we acknowledge the fact that we're supplying it,
Then we'll demand happiness in every aspect of our lives.
Demand happiness,
Knowing the supply is infinite.
Blessings,
Blessings,
Blessings.
Spoken Word Yoga.
Namaste.
