I watched the documentary movie Happy (2011). It is translated in Japanese as well. 『happy – しあわせを探すあなたへ』. It is a great movie to make the audience actively think about happiness.
While watching this movie, I thought about my coworker who constantly stayed in his happy state. I had a privilege to have worked with him for 2 years at the same company.
I still remember when I met him for the very first time. When he entered to the office, I felt the lightness from him. Light as in floating light. I didn’t feel any gravity from him. That kind of lightness. Those days I didn’t know exactly what it was, but now I know it was the lightness in his vibration.
He was living just like everybody, with heavy stress from job and family. What was different in him from others was that he didn’t take anything personal. Whenever he was blamed or scolded by his customers or strangers, he never took their anger to himself.
When we encounter the similar situation, most of us naturally take the other person’s anger in us, and we end up with getting irritated or angry. The anger does not originally come from ourselves, but we take the anger from others.
Unlike most of us, my coworker would show the compassion to others, but never pulled himself down to the lower vibration (such as anger feeling). I always respected and admired him that he kept his happy state no matter what.
And among all, he laughed very often. I still remember he had some unique wrinkles on his upper cheeks just like “(^^)”. Probably his constant laugher had formed his unique laughing wrinkle over the years. I think they are good wrinkles.
He naturally taught me that we always have an option on not to pull us to a lower vibration. It is our choice and responsibility to stay in our happy state, no matter what.
♬ Any feedback? (^^♪
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