This document provides an A-Z guide to happiness. Each letter of the alphabet is accompanied by a short phrase about an aspect of happiness. Some of the key ideas discussed include accepting yourself, being at peace with the world, choosing happiness despite difficulties, living in the present moment, maintaining physical fitness, and pursuing happiness actively instead of waiting for it. The document suggests that focusing on positivity, gratitude, self-worth, potential, and problem-solving can contribute to greater happiness.

1. welcome

2. THE ABC OF HAPPINESS
“success is not
the key to happiness.
Rather, happiness
is the key to success”

3. A
Accepting our self
Good things begin
to happen the
moment you
begin to
accept yourself

4. B
Being at peace with the world
The world becomes
beautiful the
movement we
correct our
eyesight

5. C
choosing to be happy
You can complain
that roses have
thorns, or you
can rejoice
because thorns
have roses

6. D
Doing without expecting of returns
Happy indeed are
those who can
take without
forgetting and
give without
remembering

7. E
Embellishing Life With Dreams
Dreams are to
life what
vitamins are
to health they
vitalize,rejuvenate

8. F : Forgiving Yourself and Others
The sunlight of forgiveness scorches the
germs of hate and illumines the heart
with the glow of happiness
G
Giving negative emotions a wide berth
When negative emotions are given a wide
berth, you heighten the level of your
happiness and add sparkle to life

9. H Hoping for the best
The sun of hope makes each new
day a bright and
sunny day
I
Including Hobbies in Daily Life
Hobbies are to happiness what
oxygen is to life

10. j
Joyful Accepting Life as it Comes
Let your mind be free flow with the
river and you’ll find
the ocean
K
Keeping alive the child in you
Where the ‘child’ is alive and kicking
happiness can never die

11. L
living in the present
When you stop thinking
of yesterday’s regrets,
and tomorrow’s fears,
you are well on the
road to happiness

12. M
Maintaining the physical fitness
Good health is the
what makes one
feel that now is
the best time of life

13. N Nipping the Problem in the Bud
The best time to solve problems is this very moment. So
is the best time to be problem.
o
option to follow your own self
It is important to respect other people’s music
but dance to your own tune so a
to master harmony with yourself

14. P preparing for the worst
Our life is only as good as we have
prepared our self
Q
Quitting bad habits
when the door of trivial pleasures closes the
door of the satisfaction opens

15. R
Rewarding your self
The more you reward yourself and
celebrate good moments, the more
there will be in life to celebrate
S
Spraying the fragrance of happiness on
others
Those who bring sunshine into the lives
of others cannot keep it from themselves

16. T
The power of thanks giving
One who is plenteously provided from within needs but little
from outside to lead a happy and fulfilled life
U
Unleashing your hidden potential
for abiding happiness, seek not only
external treasures, but also look
for the one within you

17. V
Valuing your self and your life
You cannot be lonely and unhappy, if you like person
you’re alone with…
W
Why question why?
On seeing something you can question “why", thus creating
problems for yourself; or, on seeing the same thing you can
say "why not "and thereby find ways to make yourself
happy.

18. X
X-raying your unhappiness
You are the only one who can make a difference
to your world of happiness.
Y
Yearning not for happiness all the time
Welcome some unhappiness sometimes- for being
happy the rest of the time

19. Z
Zestfully pursuing happiness
If you want happiness,
do not expect it to
fall off the sky!
Seek it out everyday…

20. The Other Books of Author
1. Rich in heart Rich in Life.
2. In a Nutshell.
3. Be a Winner.
4. Born to Rise.
5. 100 secrets of Winning.
6. EGO- The Worst Enemy & The Best Friend.
7. How to Boost Your Energy.
8. Silver Lining in Every Cloud.

21. "The confidence which we have in ourselves
gives birth to much of that

22. "There is a tide in the affairs of men, which taken at
the flood, leads on to
fortune; Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound
in shallows and in
miseries." --Shakespeare