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Happiness is a state of mind that occurs when a person believes he has reached a desired goal and good. This state promotes inner peace, positive environmental approach, while encouraged to conquer new goals. It is defined as an internal condition of satisfaction and alegría.Se understood in this context as a positive mood, the ability to approach a task taking it to the end proposed. The end result is pleasing to the person who undertakes the task. As a result of ongoing neural activity in an environment with experienced and known variables and the various aspects of mental activity flow harmoniously, with the internal and external factors interacting with the limbic system. In this process you may experience emotions arising, which do not have to be pleasant, with learning due to half variable.Es a subjective state that can be objectified but for analysis. The following are examples of disciplines with objective approaches:

Philosophy studies the concept and positive realidad.Psicología: Attempts to determine the endogenous factors that the individual can manage to reach that particular state of ánimo.La Sociology deals with analyzing what social factors determine the objectives that the subject is marked as a target for felicidad.La achieve states of Anthropology: Shows how different cultures have different fees established in this regard.

According to the philosophy occidentalLa questions about happiness is essential to the emergence of ethics in Greece. Philosophers found very different responses, demonstrating that, as Aristotle said, we all agreed that we want to be happy, but when we try to clarify how we can begin to be discrepancies. In classical Greek philosophy there are three positions:

Being happy is self-realization, to achieve one's goals of a human being (eudaemonism), a position defended by Aristotle. In a certain sense, Plato can be framed in this position, while the horizon of happiness, according to Plato, is open to life after muerte.Ser happy is to be self-sufficient, stand on its own without depending on anything or anyone (cynicism and stoicism). Being happy is to experience mental and physical pleasure and get to avoid mental and physical suffering (hedonism). It is the position that defends and hedonism Epicuro.Entre eudemonism fundamental disagreement exists. Aristotle believes that happiness is to be human in the fullest sense of the word. Epicurus, however, wonders what is what drives humans to do, because happiness will be to get it, and that thing is pleasure.

Aristotle argues that all men agree to call happiness presupposed unity of human ends, the supreme, the ultimate goal, but it is difficult to define and describe. Hence shows the divergence of opinions regarding how to understand happiness pleasure to some, honors others; contemplation (intellectual knowledge) for others, according to other views. Aristotle rejects wealth can be happiness, for it is half or get pleasure or to get honors, but recognizes that there are people who make wealth in the center of attention.

However, for Aristotle, they are merely external goods are not prosecuted for themselves, but also as means to achieve happiness, and that this is the only one that is sufficient in itself to be self-sufficient and perfect. Other external goods are sought because they can get closer to happiness, but their possession does not mean that we are entirely happy. Because riches have not secured our happiness. Nor only the pursuit of pleasure makes us happy. Usually we need something else to be and that distinguishes us from animals. However, although these particular goods are not sufficient, help, and that Aristotle's position is quite demystified moral and realistic, it can not be something illusory and unattainable. Without some real happiness will be almost impossible to achieve. For Aristotle, human happiness is based on the self within a human group, acquired through the exercise of virtue.

There are also many other philosophical schools that have worked the issue of individual happiness in other words, namely Epicureanism means happiness and self-sufficiency in moderate pleasure, the Stoics think of happiness as a fortress in the acceptance of a determinate existence, rationalist Leibniz defended happiness as human will adapt to reality, utilitarians like John Stuart Mill advocated a concept of happiness as the satisfaction of the higher pleasures, among others ...

''For some authors, "New Thought",''Happiness is a mental attitude that man can consciously take, ie it is a decision.

The idea that happiness is a decision, argue the fact that man has sought many ways to find that happiness in many ways, and still seems elusive for most people.

Finding that happy and unhappy beings exist in all different socio-economic, geographic, age, religion, sex, mental states (there are people with mental problems that nevertheless are really happy), they conclude that when an individual decides to accept his condition and his past, and take life as it is at that time and build their lives from those precepts, the man is really happy.

Both traditional religions New Age thinking state that each person has a specific role in the universe and that at the time that the person to discover and live by it, it will be really happy.





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