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Yesterday, I asked my mom: “Mom! Does only sweetness make you happy?” My mother deliberated for a long time before responding. Dear kid, everyone is looking for happiness in this life, and many people believe that pleasure can only be found in the most incredible, serene things. Is this true?
It’s a challenge to define happiness.
No one can adequately explain the word “happiness”; everyone has their interpretation of what it means to be happy. People frequently say that sweetness equals happiness. Sweetness is softness, warmth in compassion, and financial and spiritual wealth in life. Sweetness brings people comfort and tranquility.
Thus it is, of course, a pleasure. A kind, loving gesture, an excellent question from my mother for you, or a friendly question from friends for each other is enough to make people happy and warm.
A rich, affluent, and complete existence allows individuals to do anything they want without restriction, making life more cheerful and attractive.
Indeed, pleasant things frequently paint life pink; it creates the impression that life is flawless, that nothing hinders one from living, and that one will want to live.
