My Better Half For 43 Years - An Audit

We marry, in search of eternal happiness. We expect to be happy always, if we live ethically with Godly principles. It is not universally true. Unfortunately, happiness evades most of the spouses, in spite of the fact that they are faithful to each other, and are devoted lovers. There is the usual honeymoon period, for all of us, followed by a mechanical life, as the intimacy grows, and romance vanishes. We can have eternal happiness if we follow a simple two pronged strategy: first, learn to forgive and forget the hurts caused by the spouse, and second, be flexible and avoid ego clashes over minor issues. Spouses must carry out an internal self-audit of their married life, and take corrective measures.

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