A Fearless Married Play Analysis
THE PERSUIT OF HAPPINESS IN ERNEST HEMNGWAY’S
“A CLEAN, WELL-LIGHTED PLACE”
IRSYADA K 2250408007
TITIS HERLYANA 2250408009
DIANA N. BEDAGAAMA 2250408016
RENI RACMAWATI 2250408018
INTRODUCTION
People need happiness in their life. We can say that our goal in our life is happiness. A lot of people are seeking for happiness, but they usually don’t understand what happiness is. In this paper, we are going to find the answer of what happiness is and how can we get the happiness itself.
The Happiness and How to Get It
Firstly, we have to answer our fundamental question, what the happiness is. Jeremy Dean gives a good quote that “Happiness is satisfaction with life as a whole.” But sometimes we can’t understand …show more content…
Not only grateful for big things we receive but also the details things we get in our life. Rhonda Britten, author of Fearless Loving (Dutton, 2003) and founder of the Fearless Living Institute, an organization in Boulder, Colo. She says that details are worth it. Saying simple thing in details, such as, instead of saying, "I'm grateful for lemonade," say "I'm grateful for the icy glass of sweet lemonade that soothed my parched throat this afternoon." Doing this thing trains you to pay close attention so you're less likely to miss the little things that create positive feelings. "Happiness is in the nuances," Britten says. You'll tap a limitless source of joy if you notice the nuances and relish …show more content…
"The Buddha said that if we understood the power of generosity to create happiness, we would never sit down to a meal by ourselves," Cope says. For example, it might cross your mind that a lonely friend would love an invitation to dinner, an elderly aunt might appreciate a phone call, or a co-worker could use a cup of tea. You might normally quash the thought with excuses: You don't have time, you don't want to spend the money, it might be awkward. But the next time you have one of these thoughts, "practice going with it," Cope says. The act of giving creates happiness in both the giver and the receiver, and those good feelings can linger a long time, he
“A CLEAN, WELL-LIGHTED PLACE”
IRSYADA K 2250408007
TITIS HERLYANA 2250408009
DIANA N. BEDAGAAMA 2250408016
RENI RACMAWATI 2250408018
INTRODUCTION
People need happiness in their life. We can say that our goal in our life is happiness. A lot of people are seeking for happiness, but they usually don’t understand what happiness is. In this paper, we are going to find the answer of what happiness is and how can we get the happiness itself.
The Happiness and How to Get It
Firstly, we have to answer our fundamental question, what the happiness is. Jeremy Dean gives a good quote that “Happiness is satisfaction with life as a whole.” But sometimes we can’t understand …show more content…
Not only grateful for big things we receive but also the details things we get in our life. Rhonda Britten, author of Fearless Loving (Dutton, 2003) and founder of the Fearless Living Institute, an organization in Boulder, Colo. She says that details are worth it. Saying simple thing in details, such as, instead of saying, "I'm grateful for lemonade," say "I'm grateful for the icy glass of sweet lemonade that soothed my parched throat this afternoon." Doing this thing trains you to pay close attention so you're less likely to miss the little things that create positive feelings. "Happiness is in the nuances," Britten says. You'll tap a limitless source of joy if you notice the nuances and relish …show more content…
"The Buddha said that if we understood the power of generosity to create happiness, we would never sit down to a meal by ourselves," Cope says. For example, it might cross your mind that a lonely friend would love an invitation to dinner, an elderly aunt might appreciate a phone call, or a co-worker could use a cup of tea. You might normally quash the thought with excuses: You don't have time, you don't want to spend the money, it might be awkward. But the next time you have one of these thoughts, "practice going with it," Cope says. The act of giving creates happiness in both the giver and the receiver, and those good feelings can linger a long time, he