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Are we giving happiness a chance?

The whole universe seems to be conjuring up moments for us to be happy...but are we giving happiness a chance?

The birds are singing their songs and the trees are offering us their shade for free, but we are so busy with negative selftalk that we fail to notice it

The rivers are giving us free breeze and the oceans are humming their rhythms offering us the joy to take a dip of pure bliss...but we are too worried about getting sunburnt and not being in shape

The forests are giving us free adventure trips with the trees and birds and wildlife but we are more focused on the adventures on dating sites

We are not giving nature a chance to make us happy. As the famous song says it's time to return to innocence. We must turn back and give life a chance to heal us with its abundance and joy

It's our only path to redemption. It's our only path to salvage us from the mess we have got ourselves into

As a race we are dying and we are the ones building the coffins to bury us....we expect better from an intelligent race like ours. We are just consuming our way to oblivion.

Time to wake up!

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