What is happiness?

Wishes are fulfilled, which means happiness is achieved. I’m not sure if this understanding is appropriate :)

There are many kinds of happiness! Experience it for yourself. . .

Happiness: There are people waiting for you, people who are with you, and people who believe in you.

Happiness doesn’t necessarily have to be compared with others; it should be experienced slowly and with care.

Happiness and satisfaction are things that are compared, which is why competition exists

Happiness is always associated with joy. Compared to abstract happiness, we are more familiar with concrete joy. A delicious meal, a great movie, a date, or a walk in the spring sun can all make us happy. But happiness has its limits. Firstly, happiness tends to point more toward consumption rather than creation. Activities that bring joy usually require time and financial resources, which is why our culture has often been critical of leisure-based happiness. The casual joy of the poor is called contentment with poverty in a positive light, but it can be seen as a lack of ambition in a negative sense. The leisurely pleasures of the rich can be described positively as a sense of taste in life, but negatively as a tendency to become indulgent and lose focus on important matters. In contrast, our culture values the principles of being prepared for potential dangers and taking precautions in advance. Secondly, leisurely pleasure is always easy to adapt to and grow tired of.

It is only when we lose something that we can better understand what happiness is