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Philosophy and Teachings: Ways to walk in sunshine and peace, in calm Contentment and Happiness

This section contains philosophy and teachings designed to help you live a calmer, happier life. Culled from various sources, these philosophies and teachings are non-religious, and have a universal appeal. Read on..

AN INTRODUCTION...

  Here you will find philosophy, teachings and answers - ways to walk in peace, in contentment, in happiness.

  For tens of thousands of years humans have sought the answers to eternal questions - to the reasons for life, the meaning of death, to how one should live, how one should love, how one should die - and what becomes of one after one's death.

  Each one has his own answer, seeks his or her own path up the mountain - each one seeks their own way to the truth.

  Here on these pages we will try to provide some answers to questions we all ask. Some of the pages in this section on philosophy deal with life and the codes by which we live, some with death and the beyond.

  There are some ancient teachings from the east here - concepts and knowledge that date back beyond the time of the written word; teachings that were passed down from teacher to student, from guru to shishya, so that they might reach people a thousand generations unborn - so that they might reach us today. And it is today's world - chaotic, time-conscious, harried, troubled - that perhaps needs these teachings, this timeless wisdom.. the most.

  Here then are messages from the wise men of ages past, wisdom from before the beginnings of history.. a person who reads these pages may accept what is written here or reject it. These pages are merely here as a help to those who want it.

  "Walk in peace, in sunshine, and in happiness."

Topics in this section..

• Wisdom and Fables from the East
• Philosophy/meditations - The Lessons we learn from the Elements & Nature

• On Joy and Sorrow: All will Pass; and All will come Again.

• Master, why am I not appreciated by those around me?
• Master, how should one live?