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<p>In all these cases – in all cases where the power of<lb/>
 
the will can be exercised over the thoughts – let those thoughts be<lb/>
 
directed towards happiness.  Look out for the bright<del>est</del>, – for the<lb/>
 
brightest side of things – &amp; keep your face constantly turned to<del>wards</del> it.<lb/>
If exceptions there are, those exceptions are but few – and sanctioned<lb/>
only by the consideration that a less favorable view may in its<lb/>
results produce a larger sum of enjoyment on the whole, as where<lb/>
for example an <del>lesser</del> <add>increased</add> estimate of difficulty or danger might be<lb/>
needful to call up a greater exertion for the getting rid of a<lb/>
present annoyance.  When the mind, however, reposes on its own<lb/>
complacencies &amp; looks around itself <del>for</del> <add>in search of</add> food for thought, – when<lb/>
it seeks <del>repos</del> rest from laborious occupation – or is forced upon<lb/>
inaction by the pressure of adjacent circumstances – let all its<lb/>
ideas be made to spring up in the realms of pleasure, as far as<lb/>
the will can act upon their production.</p>
<p>A large part of existence is necessarily passed<lb/>
in inaction.  By day <del>for</del> <add>to take an</add> instance <add>from the thousand in constant recurrence</add> when in attendance on<lb/>
others – <del>where on a situation of <unclear>infirmity</unclear></del> <add>and</add> time is lost by<lb/>
being kept waiting – by night, when sleep is unwilling<lb/>
to close the eyelids the economy of happiness recommends the<lb/>
occupation of pleasurable though. t In walking abroad, or in<lb/>
resting at home – the mind cannot be vacant – its thoughts<lb/>
may be useful, – useless – or pernicious to happiness.  Direct them aright – the habit of happy thoughts will spring up like<lb/>
any other habit.</p>
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74

In all these cases – in all cases where the power of
the will can be exercised over the thoughts – let those thoughts be
directed towards happiness. Look out for the brightest, – for the
brightest side of things – & keep your face constantly turned towards it.
If exceptions there are, those exceptions are but few – and sanctioned
only by the consideration that a less favorable view may in its
results produce a larger sum of enjoyment on the whole, as where
for example an lesser increased estimate of difficulty or danger might be
needful to call up a greater exertion for the getting rid of a
present annoyance. When the mind, however, reposes on its own
complacencies & looks around itself for in search of food for thought, – when
it seeks repos rest from laborious occupation – or is forced upon
inaction by the pressure of adjacent circumstances – let all its
ideas be made to spring up in the realms of pleasure, as far as
the will can act upon their production.

A large part of existence is necessarily passed
in inaction. By day for to take an instance from the thousand in constant recurrence when in attendance on
others – where on a situation of infirmity and time is lost by
being kept waiting – by night, when sleep is unwilling
to close the eyelids the economy of happiness recommends the
occupation of pleasurable though. t In walking abroad, or in
resting at home – the mind cannot be vacant – its thoughts
may be useful, – useless – or pernicious to happiness. Direct them aright – the habit of happy thoughts will spring up like
any other habit.


Identifier: | JB/015/396/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 15.

Date_1

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Box

015

Main Headings

deontology

Folio number

396

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

linking material

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f74

Penner

sir john bowring

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[britannia with shield motif]]]

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

5612

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