Stress’ common denominator is change. As long as we live, we will experience thousands of changes every day.

We do not live for ourselves alone, but also for those unfortunate souls that need to be uplifted through our love and encouragement. When we succeed in our endeavors and better our circumstances, we should never forget those that are not as fortunate as we are, and unable to fend for themselves.

Compassion in general covers a whole gamut of feelings, such as pity, kindness, clemency, charity, forgiveness, etc. We would have lived in a chaotic world in which malice and cruelty would have been rampant and life itself would have succumbed to perennial pain and suffering.

We search for happiness, but do not readily find it. Yet, if we look closer, we can see it reflected in the mannerism of an innocent child.

What do you think it would take to bring you true happiness? More money, a better job, kids that behave better, maybe a more compatible spouse?

I shall choose to be happy, come whatever may, today! The life is so precious that I wouldn’t waste a moment in self-pity, unhappiness, depression and anxieties in handling the people and the circumstances.

The paths of two people cross. There might be connection. Maybe? or maybe not.

This is an article involving the aspects of change that will affect the outcome of a person’s life, religiously.