Hi guys, I would like to share this short speech with you, it is in italian language but i translated it for you. It is very profound and beautiful, and i hope i'll keep those words with me for my whole life, trying to practice their meaning. - First Link https://video-mxp1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/h...=78a4fc86772a4758b54a29a78ab0a70b&oe=55B28EED - In case the first link doesn't work ''The happiness, yes, the happiness. About happiness: search it. Everyday, continuously. Even better, anyone who is listening to me now get in search of the happiness now, in this exactly moment, because it is there, you got it, we got it because they gave it to everyone of us, they gave it to us as a present when we were little, and it was a beautiful present, so much beautiful that we hid it, like the dogs with the bone when they hide it; and so many of us have hidden it so well that they don't remember where they've put it, but we got it, you got it! Check all the closets, the shelves, the compartments of your soul, throw in air everything, the drawers, the dressers that you've got inside, you'll see that it will come out! The happiness exists, try turning suddenly, maybe you'll surprise it behind you but it is there. we should always think about happiness, and even if sometimes it forgets about us, we should never forget about it. Till the last day of our life.'' This is the original text of the speech: ''La felicità, si, la felicità. Approposito di felicità: cercatela. Tutti i giorni, continuamente. Anzi, chiunque mi ascolti ora, si metta in cerca della felicità ora, in questo momento stesso perchè è lì, ce l'avete ce l'abbiamo. Perchè l'hanno data a tutti noi, ce l'hanno data in dono quando eravamo piccoli [...], ed era un regalo così bello che l'abbiamo nascosto, come fanno i cani con l'osso quando lo nascondono; e molti di noi l'hanno nascosto così bene che non si ricordano dove l'hanno messo, ma ce l'abbiamo, ce l'avete! Guardate in tutti i ripostigli, gli scaffali, gli comparti della vostra anima, buttate tutto all'aria, i cassetti, i comodini che c'avete dentro, vedrete che esce fuori! C'e' la felicità, provate a voltarvi di scatto, magari la pigliate di sorpresa ma è li. Dobbiamo pensarci sempre alla felicità, e anche se lei qualche volte si dimentica di noi, noi non ci dobbiamo mai dimenticare di lei, fino all'ultimo giorno della nostra vita.'' The man who's talkin is Roberto Benigni, a famous and appreciated comic and actor who is a kind and a beautiful person. He made many movies, the most famous in Italy is ''La vita è bella'' - ''The life is beautiful'' which is set in the second world war period, in a lager. I recommend to watch this movie, it is one of the most beautiful movies that i've ever seen.