An intelligent teacher once brought many balloons to his school, asking his students to write their names on those balloons and throw them up. After the children threw their balloons into the hall, the teacher mixed all the balloons randomly and left them in the middle of the hall. The kids were given five minutes to find the balloon with their names on it, but they searched thoroughly but no one found their own balloon. The teacher then told them to take the balloon closest to them and give it to the person whose name is written on it. In less than two minutes, everyone got the balloon in their name. The teacher told the children, “These balloons are like happiness. When we only search for our own happiness we do not find it. But if we think about someone else's happiness ... it will ultimately help us discover our own happiness. "Don't find love, love everyone. Try to do good for everyone. Your good will find you by itself.