On What Brings You Alive
Back to your own energy, your own joy, your own life.
A companion practice by Yang Mun
4.9 · 20,000+ readers
50 Questions for a Happier Life
Fifty questions to sit with, not rush. Alone, with your partner, or with family and friends. One a day, or one a week. Write your answers, or simply ask.
Why these questions
They are for sitting with. One per day. One per week. Whatever pace your life allows. Write your answers, or do not. The point is the asking.
A taste from inside
Inside the collection
Each part holds ten questions. Move through them in order, or open wherever your heart is today.
Back to your own energy, your own joy, your own life.
Happiness lives in connection. Return to the ones who shaped you.
Look gently at what fills your hands, so joy has room to arrive.
The quiet comforts, smells, and corners that make a day feel like home.
The next yes. The next no. The kind of old person you hope to become.
How to use it
One question. Five quiet minutes with a cup of tea. Write if you want. Feel what softens when you stay with the ask.
Take turns asking. Listen all the way through. No fixing. Many people feel closer after one evening with these.
Around the table, on a walk, or before bed with the kids grown. Real talk without a heavy setup.
What you receive
Real voices
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“I have found the questions to answer in the morning as helpful as the breathing and meditation.”
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“I just had a question in my mind and this message popped up on my phone. And it is an ANSWER.”
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“This past year has been a difficult one. Through you I am learning to connect with my breath, body, and mind.”
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“I am on day 27. My heart is full. I feel calm, peaceful and happy and have really enjoyed this process.”
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“I love that you speak to our nervous system while also speaking to our soul. I'm so grateful you found me!”
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“I'm on day 7 and as I wrap up this first week, I already feel lighter, happier, and more free than I anticipated.”
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Some questions change you the moment you hear them. Begin.
Yang Mun