Be happy without money.
Happiness doesn't always require money to buy. On a day when money in your pocket is tight, we can find happiness and recharge ourselves from things around you that don't cost a baht. Check out these ideas.
1. Happiness from "nature around" (Green Therapy)
Nature has mysterious powers that reduce stress hormones very well.
Going Out for a Park Walk: Going to Sit and Look at Green Trees, Listen to Birds, Look at Running Squirrels, or Watch People Do Activities; Seeing Life in Motion Clears Your Brain
Watch the sunrise or sunset: The early morning or early evening sky is the most beautiful painting and watch it for free every day. Try standing still looking for 5-10 minutes.
Breathe Fresh Air Morning: Wake Up to Experience Tranquility Before the World Is Busy, Sitting Sipping Warm Water, Looking at the Sky
2. Happiness from Simple Pleasures
We can turn the house into a happy space with simple activities:
New Home / Clearance: Organizing a wardrobe or desk keeps our mind organized, and throwing away unused items is a surprising relief.
Open the Window to the Wind and Sunshine: Keep the House Airy, Turn on a Light Reprise or Favorite Song of the Past
Spend time with a pet or a tree: If there is a pet, sitting with it, or watering a tree with dry leaves, it is a very enjoyable and meditative activity.
3. Happiness from "Self-Care and Self-Development"
When the money is temporarily out of control, we can control our body and mind.
Exercise Stretch: Open a simple yoga or psychic clip on YouTube and follow it. The body secreting endorphins will help us get in a better mood immediately.
Learn New Things for Free: Read Good Books from the People's Library or Listen to Podcasts, Listen to Historical Tales, Listen to Dharma or Knowledge Around the Internet
Quality Sleep: Getting a full sleep in a dark, quiet room is the happiest health effect and doesn't pay for it at all.
4. Happiness from "Connection with People"
Talking to People Who Are Comfortable: Calling Close Friends, Descendants, or Misses, Sitting, Talking in Distress or Telling Past Jokes to Each Other
Doing Good Things for Others: Sharing Smiles, Helping Hold Things for Neighbors, or Saying Sincere Thank You to Those Around You Making Others Happy Will Reflect Back Happiness in Our Own Hearts










































































































