The ancient Greek philosophers were pretty much obsessed with the idea of a good life. I find an appeal to the ancient philosophers especially through the positive psychology movement. Research has shown that one of the greatest sources of happiness is “flow”, or the experience we get when doing something challenging that we are good at, whatever that may be; it could be writing, playing music, teaching, cooking, or just talking with friends.

My odyssey through life has been profoundly rich and rewarding, and it is my privilege to chronicle this experience.

This repository is more than a mere collection; it is an act of gratitude for the wisdom that history has bestowed upon us, a testament to our own self-discovery, and an expression of love for humanity. It is our collective responsibility to assemble, document, and disseminate the truths that bind us.

I’ve spent years in conventional colleges and places of higher learning, achieving recognition and rewards in the fields I’ve studied.

Throughout this site, you’ll find opportunities to support the cause, whether through donations or by checking out the curated products and resources that I’ve discovered. These are things you’ll find can enrich your journey.

Let’s build a dialogue where exploration is encouraged, growth is celebrated, and generosity—of spirit and knowledge—finds room to flourish.

The Greek word for happiness is “Eudaimonia”. In its translation we find it also refers to: fulfilment, living a good (moral) life, human flourishing, and moral or spiritual success. You will find here many of the results of my search for the path to a happy life. Almost every day I pay extreme attention to stay positive, to remain calm, and to treat everyone I meet as a friend.


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