Philosophy of Happiness

Having much knowledge doesn't make one wise
because that knowledge can be all false or wrong.
Wisdom is the only true knowledge without disguise.
It can be found in an encyclopedia or even in a song.

People are unhappy when they think they should be happy.
But happiness is a misleading concept deliberately created.
Those who think that they are not, believe they need a therapy.
But the truth is that it isn't something that has to be medicated.

Don't listen to people's opinions without filtering
because more than 80% don't even know what they're saying.
Don't listen to scientist like they're trustworthy
because 99% of what they say have bullshit in their theory.

Birthday celebration has a hidden meaning.
Some of the customs are the result of marketing.
Cakes may be the same as chocolates on Valentine's Day.
But nobody questions why we have to celebrate our birthday.

Is it really a "happy event" to be born into this world full of suffering?
Why is it a "happy day" for those whose life is ending?
Are we counting the amount of wisdom we've accumulated?
Or are we counting the number of life we've terminated?

It seems that celebrating a birthday is a cult ritual.
A spiritual ritual that identifies us as individuals.
We're just one thing, a union in the ultimate dimension.
We believe that a soul exist individually because "life" is a prison.

It can't be called "life" without being material.
The soul by itself isn't a "life", it needs a body which is essential.
A body that relies on the five senses can't see beyond its comprehension.
Even Superman has limitations if he "lives" in the third dimension.

It may have a symbolic meaning to blow out the candles,
since the illuminati are symbolized by a triangle.
It may mean the sum of life that we've already left behind,
the sum of memories blown away from our mind.