It’s a deep truth held by psychology that is carried in many religious traditions. It is also a key part of philosophy. Each of us is just as much defined by who our friends and family are, how we treat them and are treated by them, by whom we love and what we love to do. Mary Runestad is one of my childhood educators and mentors who joins me today to talk about the misinterpretation of Happiness and the inner landscape of our lives. She sheds light on "the invisible world” that is constantly intertwining with what we can know and see, and the simple beauty of being alive and human. From mystical wisdom, dogmatic religion, to modern confusions and longings, does this have an impact on who we are, how we feel about ourselves, and whether we can achieve happiness? For more content visit www.heymarkwest.com| @ibmarkwest