What if happiness could be found in a single flash of light?
Not sunlight, not candlelight — but a spark born from human imagination.

In this illuminating episode of "Happiness Through Creating," we delve into the story behind the ruby laser and its inventor, Theodore Maiman. Patented on November 14, 1967, the ruby laser began as a dream that the world doubted — and became a symbol of how opposition refines creation.

Through the lens of Maiman’s quiet determination, we explore what I mean when I say 'Creator’s Opposition': the idea that obstacles aren’t barriers to creativity, but the very forge that shapes a creator’s character. From rejected ideas and late-night tinkering to that first pulse of red light, this episode invites you to see your own challenges as part of the creative process that leads to joy.

You’ll discover how:

• Opposition reveals purpose — every setback can refine your vision.

• Creation builds character — persistence transforms frustration into fulfillment.

• Joy is found in the process — true happiness comes not from ease, but from becoming.

Maiman’s story reminds us that every act of creation carries resistance — and that resistance can become the spark that lights the way.

🎧 Listen now and let “The Ruby Laser” inspire you to embrace opposition, create boldly, and find happiness in the flash of your own creative light.

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