To what extent is happiness available to everyone?

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“Given the deeply subjective nature of ‘happiness’, it should technically be independent of conditions and other factors. According to the Buddha’s teachings, our ‘happiness’ is a result of clear understanding – of experiencing reality as it actually is. That includes recognizing impermanence as well as the non-existence of an independent ‘self’. These recognizitions lead to non-grasping and fulfillment. Those who have realized these truths are happy, whether they are financially wealthy or not.”

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