Happiness is a state of mind and our minds, or at least parts of them are inherited. Another factor is environment, education and of course a bit of luck.

Peter
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I’m confused. You seem to be arguing against me but at the same time don’t make any points that oppose what I wrote. I didn’t say it’s all genetics, nor did I say experience doesn’t play a role. My point was that genes are one piece of the puzzle.

Could you summarise what you think the “genetics argument” is, in your own words?

Warren

I’m going to have to write an article about this, but in the meantime, take a look at Dr. Bruce Lipton at http://www.mindbridge-loa.com/fractals.html

We determine our own happiness based on our point of view. If our parents and environment leads us to believe that life is conspiring to do us good, then we’ll be adventurous and happy. If we are led to believe that life is out do do us harm, then, we haven’t got a chance!

Please, determine your own happiness! Don’t give in to the “genetics” argument.

Thanks,
Nancy

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