My Experience Finding Happiness
It is worth noting that the topic that caught my attention is that of ‘The Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow’. I was unfamiliar with this legend, which, according to my research, is an Irish legend that tells of a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but one that is guarded by a leprechaun. This legend contains a reflection on the human condition: in life, we seek certain things we desire in order to achieve our goals and find happiness.
Furthermore, we live in a very stressful world; for example, we want to have a lot of money in order to be happy, so we work hard for more than eight hours a day, neglecting our children and our spouse and devoting more time to making money, and it turns out that by the time we realise it, we have missed out on the most beautiful and special things in life: spending time with our family and our children, which is the source of our happiness.
On the other hand, we sometimes think that money is everything in life, but it turns out that it isn’t. Money is necessary to meet our needs for food, healthcare and leisure, amongst other things, but if we say that it brings happiness, we are mistaken, because if we have a lot of money, we worry that we might be robbed, or we have to travel with bodyguards to protect us from criminals.
To conclude, I believe that at the end of the rainbow lie those special moments we share with the people we love – our children, our wife, our family and friends in general – all those experiences that we carry in our hearts and which are worth far more than any amount of money.
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That legend is very interesting; it also refers to setting oneself impossible goals, as the rainbow keeps moving and the pot could represent something that can never be attained. But seen from your point of view, it’s true: we must ensure that our goals do not prevent us from enjoying what is truly important, the people we love, the things that money cannot buy, what makes life worthwhile, and our experiences and emotions.
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Hi there, friend, thanks for popping by and leaving a comment. Have a lovely Sunday!
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An interesting tame on it, The Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow... It's also like there's always a rainbow after the rain.. In my own understanding. Anyways, I think this is the first time I actually heard that phrase.
Hi, friend, me too. Thanks for your comment.
Often, what’s at fault is our perception of life and our understanding of what really matters in it. As you say, the real treasure lies in those who fill our days with joy and give us every reason to be happy: our parents, children, siblings and friends.
Once we realise that this is what truly brings us happiness, the world will be a much better place.
Thank you for sharing.
Have a lovely Sunday.
Best wishes.
Cheers, mate. Thanks. Have a lovely Sunday.
I completely agree with you. Happiness can’t come from focusing on making a lot of money. Generally, the things that make you happy are free—those good moments with our loved ones. Money can take away a lot of worries, and it’s very useful in practical terms, but it doesn’t bring you happiness, because happiness comes from within—from your mind and heart—never from something external, since life is so unpredictable. You might have money today and lose it tomorrow.
Hi, yes, that’s right. Thanks for your comment. Have a lovely Sunday!