Srishti DabasAIR 6 · CSE 2023 · 150 wordsTheir whole copy
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Happiness is a subjective construction which varies from person to person and time to time.
As Aristotle said EUDIMONIA, i.e. happiness is in the achievement of justice. Indian philosophy also emphasises on value of 'Sukh' and 'Anand'.
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(1) A child attaches immense value to friends → hence gets happy by joyfully playing with them.
(2) Someone who values 'wealth' → will be happy on earning profits, yet unhappy due to more yearning.
(3) Ecologist attaches value to environmental sustainability → will find happiness in conservation of ecology e.g. Medha Patkar
(4) person valuing healthy living → will be happy on balancing diet, exercising e.g. yoga enthusiast
(5) civil servant valuing public welfare → will find immense happiness in serving people e.g. IAS Saumya Pandey
(6) Someone valuing selflessness → will be immensely happy on helping others e.g. Sonu Sood
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Hence, happiness can be found in little things, yet huge contentment.