What it means to 'Be Happy'.

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Everyone wants to be happy, but what does happiness mean? How do we know if we are happy? Can anyone always be happy? How do we find happiness? When we talk about the joys of life, these are the questions we ask.

Our thoughts of a happy life are one with another as we perceive heat or cold. For all of us, it is the same, but still different. Everyone is different, so the explanation for what makes life happy will be different.

Dictionary.com says that happiness is:

1. Known by all good things; opportunity

2. To be happy, to show, or to be known for happiness, satisfaction, or happiness

Webster's Dictionary says that happiness is a state of well-being

Therefore, if we use these terms, to say that we are happy we can have the opportunity, the expression of happiness and the feeling of contentment. This is understandable. Most of the people we know think we are happy, show these patterns, so let's use this as our basis and get there.

Can I live a happier life if I don't think I'm lucky? Hmmm, that's an interesting question, isn't it? Most people are happy when they feel lucky or blessed with all the good things, and most people who don’t feel good or feel like they have a lot of legal opportunities are unhappy. BUT, awareness and everything. A person can break a leg in a serious accident (luck) and still be happy and smile because they feel lucky and lucky (probably because they did not cut both legs!). They can be happy because they know their leg will recover, and because they were playing funny (until they ran into the tree 100 miles / hour !!)! Find this picture?

Or one might have what some of us would call the best but never seem to have a happy life. There is a potential for happiness, and some of us know this and some of us do not, but we can all learn.

Is a happy life the same for everyone? Probably not, even the best-known indicators of the above definition are visible to anyone who is happy. Different things appeal to different people, so happiness and the pursuit of happiness are not the same. For example: I am a quiet person who likes to do housework and hang out once or twice a week. You could be a very friendly person working in a crowded office and having lunch with someone every day and going to parties every Saturday. We are all happy, but our lives are very different. Other than that, what you see as something else that brings happiness cannot be in front of me. Maybe you enjoy going to the best ski vacation twice a year. It would be fun for me to go on an amazing vacation in my backyard and manage my money. All of these things are right, and we are all happy.

How do you know if you're happy? The best way to find out if you are happy is to ask yourself how you are feeling. Real feeling. Do you feel comfortable, relaxed, and well-informed about how things are going? Then you may be happy. Feel your body. Is it relaxing too, are you silent? Maybe you're happy. Remember, happiness does not come from anywhere but from within. If you can agree with the requirements, you will be happy. If you are trying to live someone else’s life, you probably won’t be.

Can anyone always be truly happy? Yes! Well, well, in the event of a major disaster, you may not be happy then. However, you can cope with the emotional and physical pain of losing a loved one in death. Otherwise, yes. One can always be happy. Maybe not just jumping up and down and laughing happy all the time, but happy peacemakers, yes, and they are worth it too. Minor challenges in life come every day. We can choose to greet them calmly or harshly. Good is good, but a small smile will help you to run your life smoothly and happily, and will help you to be happier and more consistent. Remember, the art of happiness goes hand in hand with recognition.

Recent research on happiness reveals what most of us already think. Happiness, as well as the pursuit of happiness, is linked to a person's awareness of what is going on inside that person, rather than money, fame, or power. While these things can bring about ideas that are like happiness, they are associated with those things. The joy of it