Happiness is a mindset

The mind is capable of making up scenarios that one perceives as some sort of fantasy but the truth is all of it is a fallacy. All of it, the overthinking, the overanalyzing when takes a toll on one's own sanity, there's no way out of the loophole. We are perceived as the most superior species who's got plentious amount of qualities, one who is capable of critical thinking and evaluating, waking up to new ideas and also has sharpened level of socialising skills. Just like the mind is equipped enough to make rational decisions, it also is efficient enough to muddle things up too. But what happens when the mind starts to jump to conclusions through assumptions and creates problems for himself even if none of it actually exists? How can then one derive a solution and seek for answers for scenerios that the mind has come up with? 

Basically, it's harder for an individual to differentiate and start reasoning when the root cause of it all ain't real and actual but is simply a plethora of illusion mixed with confusion. It's then you gotta count the positives that in actuality exists and bridge the gap with manifestations like "Everything's great", "I'm in a much better place now", "There isn't a problem that needs to be fixed."

When there isn't a problem, there's no need for the soul to question the good things that's happening to them, otherwise you discard even the happiest and purest of things that could have had you in a much better place. Take it as a sign and accept the nature's way of giving you back from the most genuine beings the same way we have been bestowing on others.

It's the consistent manifestations, more like a reminder that should ring like an alarm clock everyday to train the mind in order to pave way for seeing something good in every day.