About 90% people want to live a happy life, and 10% or more aspiring to attain Moksha or Kevallya, but we forget the basic rules of nature, which teaches us to be happy. One must give away and sacrifice most of the things to remain happy. We feel happy when something goes away from us, for e.g. while passing urine, relieving of pain, giving money or wealth to the needy etc. If you remain close to the nature, you will be less prone to the disease and psychological disorders. There are a few fundamental rules to follow to be happy.
Be positive
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