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HAPPINESS, A POSITIVE EMOTION

This is the kind of Emotion that springs out of perceived feeling of Joy. When the feeling of Joy touches the heart, the outer reaction of it is happiness. Happiness is a reaction to the percieved feeling of Joy. 
   Joy is a signal of being satisfied and safe. When your heart desires are satisfied, you feel safe and cool and that touch of joy gives you a smiling face. Happiness can heal broken hearts and it gives Strength to the weary. Happiness like other kinds of Emotion is a natural feeling that is beneficial to man's health.
    The basic key to happiness is being always happy.
The question is, seeing the various challenges encountered on daily bases, is it possible for man to be always happy?
     Yes of course, man can keep the positive Emotion on every time, infact it is an antidote to sadness. But, happiness stems from satisfaction. Meaning, if your desires are not satisfied, your Joy can not be full.
Know this truth that, nothing in this world can satisfy man, in other words, Man can not find his satisfaction in the world, not even in marriage, success in career, job.  All of these can not answer the needs of true satisfaction of man. Although man rejoices at it when achieved, but there will always be an hollow for more.  Hence, there is one thing, one thing in which man can find a full expression of satisfaction, it brings joy to man and fills the hollow of more. This one thing is "Walking with God".
     Walk with God. It is only your walk with God that brings true Joy from which happiness is sourced. Happiness obtained from any material or worldly satisfaction is for a moment, but to be always happy, you need a WALK with God.
    Your walk with God in the light of the Holy Spirit is full of joy. It takes your attention away from every difficulties and challenges and you'll be amazed that you are always happy despite all!

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