Happiness has always been important to us.In this enormous,unlimited,wonderful and also sacry world that we are living together how you feel right now?can you consider yourself as a happy person in this world among billions of people?please share your feeling with us.thank you.
And What make you happy?
You can tell your own story.
mohammad
Hello dear Mohammad!
I found your question very interesting!
I see happiness as being very punctual and specific.
Taking into account my baseline of happiness I consider that I do not have many spikes of happiness, although those that I have are good. So what matters to me is not the frequency, but the quality. That's why I feel happy.
Good job! See you later!
You are welcome Alberto.I am glad that you are happy with good quality!!
thank you for the answer.Good luck.
Hello,
Yes; I am happy . . . contented. I am retired, although I write nursing articles (every so often) and peer reviewing nursing articles (also, every so often), so I still have an interest in the field that I worked in, but not (usually) the pressures. And also use my past experiences interacting with ResearchGate!
I look upon my writing and reviewing as a hobby, likewise, our work with rehabilitating bats, playing/listening to music and enjoying the company of mutual friends. And as these keep us both happy, I think that shared happiness adds to a positive state of mind.
I don't think you've particularly caught me on a good day, although, I would say that most people's mood does go up and down a little, without implicating dramatic mood swings.
I enjoyed answering your question; it made me happy. Thank you!
Very best wishes,
Mary
These are the most useful and important things that make me happy:
comedy tv series or movie
working out(bodybuilding-swimming-running.......)
listen to the best music in almost every style(mostly rock and pop)
following motivational speakers(anthony robbins-brian tracy)
I have had a lot of failures so far,also i have a lot of troubles right now,but still i consider myself as a happy man.
I am happy.
Thanks to you Mary.Wonderful answer,lady.
I am more happy ever since i have started to interact with nice and smart people in researchgate like you Mary.
Have a nice life.
Yes. Because every morning, when I wake up, I have the feeling that the creator still trusts in my intentions and ambitions. Afterwards, I walk and play with our little dog, make a good tea and start working, except on the day of rest. Happiness is a warm gun, like the Beatles song is stating, yes it is.
Happiness is within us for every human beings & it is thru happiness we receive all the joy & pleasure of the life . At the same time happiness is within us & as such we have to preserve it ,enjoy it thru our action of life so that our happiness may get the desired result for our all told development .
With this sometime back I have my publication for happiness which I submit herewith for your kind perusal & also with a request to offer me your valuable opinion for my guideline .
This is my personal opinion
Related to your question, would like to share the rank list of countries according to Hapiness index 2015-2017.
If happiness is being an eternal optimist and enjoying the little joys of life, then yes, I am happy! Many years ago, while browsing through Internet, I came across this quote by Plutarch, the ancient Greek philosopher: “What we achieve inwardly will change outer reality.” This quote epitomizes everything I have based my life’s ideals and values on.
I was born deaf. But I am lucky to be born of two very special parents who had a dream that their child would be able to talk and play as any other child despite having a hearing problem. As I gather, when they first came to know the implications of my disability, they were numb with shock – which I guess is only natural – as they were told that the deaf could never learn to speak and would be resigned to communicating in sign language.
Every time I tell people that I am deaf and was not supposed to speak, I experience an epiphany of sorts, because talking has seemed to be the most natural thing in the world for me. I realize that what seems natural now is the result of immense self-belief that my parents had in those dark times when no one was there to tell them that it was possible for a deaf child to speak.
Those days of uncertainty were definitely not easy. Everywhere my parents went in India, they asked only one question: “Will my child talk?” And everywhere they were met with a response in the negative. Some doctors even had the insensitivity to suggest to my mother to go for a second child to fulfil parental ambitions. But as they say, seekers will be finders and finders will be keepers! In the same way, my parents found guidance, encouragement and knowledge, albeit in a far-off land, in their search for a meaningful rehabilitation programme for me. As a result, I started talking.
Two decades have gone by since then. I have had a truly fulfilling childhood. I was always made to be comfortable with my deafness and have perceived it to be a great blessing instead of a curse. For me, being deaf is the way I am - much as the short or tall person feels about himself. Truly, it is the journey that makes life worth it. No worries if your child does not come first, second or third. No big shakes if your child does come first, second, third or even last. Life is not a race.
My parents did exactly that. They did not have any plan for me to come first in life. They just took things as they came, reveling in the beautiful journey of teaching their child to talk and talk more. They did not compete with anyone nor did they push me to compete. I ambled along at my own pace, going from strength to strength as I moved up the classes. I was never a good student in school. In fact my class reports had begun to worry my teachers who were sensitive of their school’s reputation. So, when I got through my boards in the 1st Division, they were elated. I have never looked back since then! I completed my Masters in Social Work from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and am currently pursuing a PhD in Social Work as a UGC JRF from Visva-Bharati University, the university set up by the poet Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore in Santiniketan, West Bengal. I also teach BSW and MSW students at the university as part of my duties as a PhD Fellow. The beautiful irony is that I was not supposed to speak, but here I was, poised to make a living from speaking and teaching. Without the solid base in language that was prepared for me early in life, I am sure I would not have been able to make my own choices in life so naturally. So, though my parents didn’t plan for me to come first in life, things fell into place and worked out in the end.
My parents tell me that they have had a very blessed life in mentoring me and watching me grow. Life with deafness has been challenging no doubt, but it has given me unforgettable moments and helped me to appreciate the little joy...
Thank you mohammed for sharing your wonderful journey with us.
First of all, very much congratulation for your great english and then for your triumph.Brilliant life that you have had can be so precious to learn so much for so many.
Continue successfully your career my friend and continue happily.
Peter,thank you for the interesting and different answer.I like different perspective like yours.I think if we consider the different and latent sides of every subject like happiness then we can understand the whole thing better.Good luck.
Thank you Rohit for sharing your valuable work with me.
Nice comment by the way.Wish all the best for you.
Yes I am happy because looking back to what happened to me in my life. I saw the Hand of God when i was going to die, He saved me and gave me a second chance. When I was in the street with no money, He found a job for me. When I was lost not knowing what to do with my life. He Puts light in my way to make the right decisions. How not the be Happy when I know that God Helped me and Guided me.
Al Hamdou Lillah.
Excelent answer,dear Zin.Thank you for sharing your precious story with us.wish all the best for you.
Happiness is the state of the mind; You can choose to be happy or not. What makes me happy is when I take the lead in everything.
Yes. I am very happy. Not because I get all the joys in this world but because I know I have a good relationship with my maker.
Yes I am happy, my family is the reason for my happiness
Happiness and sadness are go as parallel forces Wisdom endowed makes you happy or sad. Wisdom moves you to cry on any suffering of anyone.while a commoner does not feel sadness on other's suffering. He/she detaches from others' pains. Wisdom believes in God's creatures and makes us happy or sad
on human achievement and human sufferings.
Thank you Nada for the answer.
Yes, truely life is beautiful specially when we make it more beautiful for eachother.
Thank you Beemnet for sharing your feeling with us.
Yes, not harming others is very important and can be a reason for creating happiness.Good luck.
Thank you so much dear Mohammad Ziaee for being on my side. Dear, what is the happiest situation rather than see others feel happy because of you. So, lets get the maximum happiness through letting others to feel happy.
IF YOU ARE HAVING ANY AMBITION,
YOU CAN NOT BE “HAPPY”.
Thanks.
“Love is that condition in which the happiness of another person is essential to your own.” ― Robert A. Heinlein
By remembering yourself that you are alive and sound and have unlimited opportunities to get and reach whatever or wherever you want and everything that you need to do that,all are in you.
Dear Mohammed,
This is interesting. Whatever we have or do, everything is useless, if we are not happy. ... But, to be happy after all you don't need much. A street kid even without clothes and food can be happy bathing in a dirty stream...at the same time another person will be happy by getting a trophy for becoming a champion of 'something' after hard work, or another person by meeting the love of one's life. it is very subjective. still, i would say nothing is useless if we cannot be happy with ourselves.
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