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Scales of Happiness QUOTES

Scales of Happiness QUOTES

1 " Sometimes the sparrow felt tired, sometimes he even felt like giving up, but that was when he spoke the happiest. "

― , Scales of Happiness

2 " He embraced himself with pride, because he knew that this ugly, faeces-stained, smelly little demon hadn´t lost completely. "

― , Scales of Happiness

3 " I beg you. With all my heart and soul, I beg you. Please be happy. The truth is, there are no scales to balance, we can all be happy. I beg you, please be happy, your story exists, instead of the billions upon billions upon billions of other stories that could have been lived. Through whatever means, even though it can be hard, or even close to impossible, be happy, somehow, be happy. "

― , Scales of Happiness

4 " If only we could all be so happy that our biggest fear is that it´s not real. "

― , Scales of Happiness

5 " At the bottom of the food chain, cockroaches do not fear being stepped on. Being crushed is part of their DNA, it is part and parcel of their existence. Then at the top, fierce humans, they are accustomed to fighting and battling, they live and breathe it constantly. But then you get those in the middle, the house cats, which sneakily live off of the higher species, never having to venture out into the wild for their next meal, chasing mice as they see fit and then returning to the lap of their master for treats and neck rubs. "

― , Scales of Happiness

6 " Do I have a soul?”
Was he a sack of meat controlled by a biological computer that evolved over millions of years? Or could he make choice?

Was he happy, or was it just chemicals?

Did he love his wife and children or was he just a slave
to serotonin and dopamine?

Was anything he experienced really experienced? Or was it all just reacting to stimuli with pre-coded responses?

This is a question often asked by humans. Some find their answer, and some don´t. Some choose to live as slaves to their chemicals, adopting nihilism. They are weak, they are the ones who are too scared to see goodness in the world, too scared to accept that they are a product of their own choices, good or bad. "

― , Scales of Happiness