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The Simplicity in Childhood Joys

Have you ever thought about your childhood joys and their simplicity? Imagining them makes us smile in reminiscence of our old selves. Oh, how innocent were our joys. Although it’s hard for adults to understand the simplicity of our childhood joys, our inner child fully recognizes this treasured happiness. There were so many things that we enjoyed when we were young. It didn’t even take some money for us to find happiness. Somehow, we just managed to find it in the ordinary. Childhood was the time when ideals and money didn’t dictate our feelings. We made extra out of the ordinary, and, in it, our heart thumped in absolute merriment. Spontaneous Childhood Joys The spontaneity of our fancy contributes greatly to our childhood joys. We have to admit though, there were times when curiosity had gotten the best of us—or stupidity. We made a lot of memories because of our stupid or curious deeds. Of course, the young age is bound to limits and there were dispiriting circumstances. Yet, we always saw the opportunity to feel happy. The spontaneity of happiness was something we lived for. Unlike the complex yet shallow happiness of “adults”, the happiness of a child doesn’t depend on wealth and ideals. Remembering those days sure warms an exhausted heart. Our weary heart has grown tired of seeking ideals and money just to please us. The illusions of these things have only created holes in our heart that we can never fill. Yes, there is happiness in these things, but they are only ephemeral. Thinking about our childhood joys reminds us that we don’t need these things to feel truly happy. Sometimes we wish we could come up with spontaneous ways to feel happy now. We can still do it if we let go of the idea that our society tells us: wealth and other ideals equals ultimate happiness. These things are vain. Let your childhood joys remind you that you can find happiness in the simplest of things. Happiness is many things but complex. Read the full article