Craig Ferguson, the Grand Master, the architect of wisdom, Maharishi of mirth, goes in search of joy.

I'm here to help.

I want to try and find out what's kind of making you tech, and I think you're eluding me.

No, on purpose, I just can't.

Once you have a little bit of success or a lot of success, people want a piece of the pie.

Yeah, it's a lifestyle, it's a sport, it's an art form. But to me, it's my salvation.

And my joy comes from knowing every morning when I wake up that I am a child of the living God.

Is that how you were able to forgive Frank? The way I was able to forgive Frank, you, everybody else who's broken my heart?

Oh, come on.

I'm gonna break them down right now.

I don't feel broken down.

I feel kind of, I'm quite intrigued by...

You know what?

Just relax.

Relax.

The relationship between joy and gratitude was, if you're joyful, then you should be grateful.

But it wasn't that way at all.

It was really that practicing gratitude invites joy into our lives.

Talking to researchers, doctors, and people of faith.

The third component of this experience of joy is when you make other people joyful or happy.

That creates lots of joy inside us.

Musicians, actors and comedians.

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