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@cloudcore 

 

happiness shows up in my life if I get an undisturbed night's sleep

if I finish a project and the recipient likes it

if the boys ask for seconds when I've put a lot of effort into a meal

if the Mr goes for a few days without losing it about anything

if I get a message from my daughter who lives overseas

 

how it feels in my body?

I have more energy, I feel "lighter", my jaw unclenches, I need less to distract my mind from worry, I get more talkative.

 

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@cloudcore love your small happiness moments, something to think about for myself. 

 

Havent really thought of this before, just being content and relaxed. 

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I feel physically lighter, more energetic and engaged when I'm happy.

@cloudcore 

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@cloudcore it shows up in my life when I look at my daughter or when I am in meditation that place of stillness and absolute peace. 

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I love this question when I feel happiness I feel it in my heart 😄 

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Hi @cloudcore 

 

In repsonse to the question how does happiness feels in my body.. I think the answer will be enlightened and free..

 

Sadness, anger and/or anxiety makes me eat more and I experience really bad dandruff ..  I know it weird but I know that Im not ok when I have bad dandruff.

 

So when I am happy or content, my scalp is free from dandruff, my asthma is controlled and therfore I am free to breathe and I feel enlightened as I have achieve my Zen..

 

xx

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That is completely okay @Appleblossom , here with you Heart

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@cloudcore wrote:

Final Question:

 

How does happiness feel physically in your body?


I've been dwelling on this question for a couple days now, because I find it so strange.Smiley Indifferent I didn't think happiness was something you felt in the physical sense. To me, it's always been something that just exists in the mind and/or soul - your non-corporeal part.

 

Sometimes, on very rare occasions, when I get laughing really, really hard - as in, to the point where I can't breathe - I get lightheaded and close to blacking out. But otherwise, I just can't relate to feeling happiness in the body.Smiley Indifferent

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Hi @chibam , your experience with happiness is valid too. There was a stretch of time in my journey with depression when many emotions, including happiness, existed in my mind and had no physical effect in my body. Whether or not that is the situation for you, just know you're not alone in that experience. Smiley Happy

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I like being happy. I wish I could be happy every day. Happiness brings contentment, curiosity and a feeling of stability and control in my life for me. And it bloody sucks that I can't be happy all the time. I associate being happy with being positive and optimistic as well.