For the most happiness comes as rolling waves in motion
sometimes rushing stormy and almost tumbling waves
other times gentle, sensitive massaging waves.
Rarely happiness seen as passively static.
Le Drake Noir
Andrikken
For the most happiness comes as rolling waves in motion
sometimes rushing stormy and almost tumbling waves
other times gentle, sensitive massaging waves.
Rarely happiness seen as passively static.
Le Drake Noir 
Fantastic! The picture and the post too: in four lines you described three different ways to feel happy. I agree with you that the third way happens or it’s seen as happiness rarely. 🙂
That’s very truthfully said. That little bird looks a little lonely to me. 🙂
Hmm, are we talking about happiness or joy? I would describe happiness as a state of complete tranquility, not passive but receptive… massaging waves can be associated with cheerfulness.
#.paula
I believe If happiness is turned to be a condition – an expected or estimated entitlement – then I think it becomes boring and perhaps disappointing – happiness is the mountain peaks of the gladness landscape – I enjoy working for my peaks of happiness… 😀
Don’t agree
My native homeland – the danes boast about and believe that they are the happiest people in the world – at the same time so the danes are the people in the entire world who eat the most Prozac or happy pills per individual human being – so I don’t agree with the danes… 😀
Actually I’m a happy man, but happiness to me is the peaks or the moment which show ups from time to time – generally we humans are creatures of habit, we must use all the colors and not the same all the time – by the way another thing I love is when people disagree with me it shows that we are living… 🙂
That explains why you are expatriate 😉 Happiness is not habit or dullness, but I am too sick to argue now, and suffice to see you consider yourself a happy man – that’s all that matters. Who cares about definitions. I said through other person’s quote on Wednesday what I think of human nature. 🙂