Cheerfulness: A divine gift

A poet wrote: “A laugh will always win; if you can’t laugh, just grin.” In ancient stories we read that kings used to maintain court “Jesters” and “Vidushakas” to make them laugh and keep them in good humour. Tenali Raman was a famous character in the court of Krishnadevaraya; Birbal in the court of Akbar. Their cranky slanting remarks created flutter and laughter driving away all seriousness. Cheerfulness is a divine gift to mankind. In fact, laughter improves blood circulation, increases stamina and self-confidence. It also gives relief from insomnia, Parkinsons disease and depression.
To create a Happy Home, laughter is a great tool and weapon. Everyone can enjoy a Happy Home, if there is a give and take attitude.

When a positive optimistic attitude is applied to all phases of life, it is easier to enjoy all the things life has to offer. Psychologists and physicians say that seriousness, grudges, envy, hatred all manifest themselves in the form of migraine, ulcer, arthritis and so on.