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Happiness. the most worthy life essence, a wonderful medicine to enlarge our lifetime.
(C. L. Schleich)
Poor is who is narrowed by his own ego, but those who are wider can meet a blooming and sweet smelling world.
(Adolf Freiherr Graf von Schach)
Laughing makes us more reasonable than anger.
(Gottfried Ebrahim Lessing)
A happy, bright mind is the spring of all precious and good things, the greatest and most beautiful what ever happend started from such a mood.
(Friedrich Schiller)
Easygoing happiness makes even the hardest things more easy, especially the invisible.
(Kaiser)
Even a winter sleeping in the cold is wearing a breeze of spring in its face.
(Erdstein)
To be healty and happy is really the greatest treasure.
(Joannes Grob)
The greatness of the world is always a question of the watching mind: The good will find his paradise here, the bad encounters its hell here already.
(Heinrich Heine)
All in this world is strange and wonderful for a pair of open eyes.
(Ortega Y Gasset)
The greatest luck on earth is marriage. Every men who is happily married is successful, even when he failed beside that entirely.
(William Lyon Phelps)
The luck is not to get the goal but to be on the way to it.
(Ingvar Kamprad)
There is hardly an excess more beautiful in this world than the one of greatfulness.
(Jean de la Bruyere)
Even all money in the world will not provide what really counts.
(Hans Menzel)
Hope means to be conviced that it is never too late.
(Ludek Pachmann)
Nothing is more pleasant than to get the advanage of a misfortune.
(Ludwig Börne)
Abundance is only to appreciate if it is used for the collective good.
(Carl Hilty)
If my eye is bright, the world cannot be dark..
(Oskar Schirmer)
All what is done with heartyness does not need helpers.
(Japanese wisdom)
Who walks to the sun will leave the shadows behind.
(Fritz Wolke)
The luck of your life depends on which kind of thoughts you have.
(Mark Aurel)
Happiness, my dear, is the medicine of this life! I am happy when I hear something pleasant from others, if somebody on this sad planet is happy, even when a dog's tail wags or the cats in some corners are purring satisfied.
(Ernest Hemingway)

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