The Hills Sing For Joy

Happiness like all feelings that we experience however brief or sustained, is rooted in Nature. As far as we are concerned we deem it so. It is like Life, as I said earlier, beyond circumstances.
Do we have any other key to unlock the mysteries of Life than from nature?
We make God as a father-figure and use symbols and worship ideas, which we represent by something we can point out from nature. Thus we explain elements as sinews and bones that hold up our existence. Love for God for instance. How do you think we are superior in our love than the law of attraction a magnet has for a piece of iron? Have we plumbed the depths of matter to have an iota of its experience pure, and can we divest from love everything that is not material?
Now let me ask this question: is an inanimate object like a stone happy?
Every object,- stone or metal is suffused with energy. It follows the laws of Nature. A stone cannot feel as Cain felt towards the Lord God or to his own brother. Cain must have soiled it by blood but it is no less manifestation of Nature. This being the case how can anyone think a stone is not happy?
benny