Whenever I’m asked the question: "Are you happy?" I am not sure what to say.
I am at a total loss since I am not sure what happiness is exactly, nor do I know how to measure it.
I decided to “selly siyamee” and look for help on the net. What I discovered was that happiness is a serious subject of interest for many researchers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and sociologists.
I found way too many definitions for happiness, and several measures for it. Some measures are qualitative and others are quantitative.
Since I believe that the information I found is useful (well, definitely much more useful than the rubbish I usually write), and that it is needed in Ramadan (to counteract the depression acquired by watching too many mosalsalat Ramadan, especially Asmahan), I decided to dedicate a couple of posts to the information I found.
See you soon.
I am at a total loss since I am not sure what happiness is exactly, nor do I know how to measure it.
I decided to “selly siyamee” and look for help on the net. What I discovered was that happiness is a serious subject of interest for many researchers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and sociologists.
I found way too many definitions for happiness, and several measures for it. Some measures are qualitative and others are quantitative.
Since I believe that the information I found is useful (well, definitely much more useful than the rubbish I usually write), and that it is needed in Ramadan (to counteract the depression acquired by watching too many mosalsalat Ramadan, especially Asmahan), I decided to dedicate a couple of posts to the information I found.
See you soon.
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