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Rather than considering happiness as a treasure whose only problem is to find the way, it is probably better to conceive of it as an encounter, an upsurge. This seems difficult because it requires not to make a project happy. But this is the ambition of the wise man who is all the more fortunate that he has no particular expectation in this matter. Mill said, "Ask yourself if you are happy and you will stop being happy. In order to be happy, there is only one means, which consists in taking as a goal of life, not happiness, but some end unknown to happiness. May your intelligence, your analysis, your examination of conscience be absorbed in this search, and you will breathe happiness with the air, without noticing it, without thinking about it, without asking the imagination to figure it out in advance, and also without putting him to flight by a fatal mania to question him. "

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When a door of happiness closes, another opens; but sometimes one observes so long that which is closed that one does not see that which has just opened to us.
**_Helen Keller_**
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