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"Discovering Intrinsic Happiness: Journeying Inward Beyond External Triggers"

 The personal "i" or the "individual personality" ventures out into the external world of objects, seeking persons, places, and things to either cause or awaken within itself the feelings of contentment and happiness that already reside within.

Remember when the external object, person, place, or thing that brought forth happiness is no longer present, it leaves behind a void or an empty feeling, causing pain or misery. 

It's important to recognize that all external objects offer only temporary gratification, and once the gratification is experienced, the other side of the coin stands ready to manifest, akin to the swinging pendulum of emotions.

Realize that we should turn our gaze inward, seeking happiness and contentment without relying on external stimuli. 

Let's directly access the source of these feelings within ourselves, untouched by external triggers. 

Upon realizing our true "I", we understand that contentment and happiness are inherent qualities. 

We are already that which we seek, and thus, we can tap into the source of contentment and happiness within ourselves without any external stimuli.

It awaits discovery within us—the essence of I AM.

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