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HAPPINESS ... This HAPPINESS site is intended to help you define happiness for yourself, and then to get those things you need to make yourself happy. You will learn a little bit about the philosophy and ontology of happiness, from men like Confucius, Aristotle, Plato, Augustine and Nietzsche. Once you begin to understand what happiness means to you this page will lead you to things you need to achieve happiness, like health, knowledge, love, money, pleasure and wealth. You will also learn "frivolous things" that might enhance your happiness, like how to get low cost and free vacations, or how to shop till you drop at that fabulous Shopper's Heaven. You may have already decided that, to you, happiness is a combination of health, free vacations, visiting your nearest Shoppers Heaven, or, perhaps -- for you -- happiness is knowledge, love and money. Or, perhaps happiness to you is simply a happy family. On the other hand, you may feel that being happy is a way of living, a way of being spiritual on a daily basis. If any of these things are true, click on the appropriate link -- but remember that temporal happiness based upon knowledge, love, pleasure, wealth, political elections, music, an excellent movie, travel, shopping, great health, a college degree or any other thing may not last. If you are still searching for the life that will make you happy. Perhaps you feel a need to understand your life and its purposes, before you can determine what will make your life better. Many great thinkers -- not just you -- have pondered the same question.
The question of what is the purpose of life even has a name; ontology. Some of
the greatest thinkers have linked happiness to the purpose of life, but they
have not agreed on the purpose of life
Plato, for example, felt
that this life was an illusion. What we see, want and believe are based upon
our mortal nature, which lacks the perfection to see real truth. Plato was
unafraid to die. He knew that the end of this mortal life would release his
psyche (soul) and he would then be as one with truth.
Nietzsche felt the
purpose of life was only given meaning by living and doing those things that
would make you a better person, now -- including the pursuit of what makes you
feel good. St. Augustine believed we are all born in sin and that, while
living, we must seek divine intervention (grace) so that our eternal souls could
be happy. But, Augustine, Plato and Nietzsche argue just a few of the views
about life's purposes. They merely represent three points of hundreds of
philosophical beliefs that can verge widely. For the purpose of helping you in
your own search for life's meaning, you should understand some of the
considerations of past philosophers, like
Confucius,
Aristotle,
Plato,
Augustine and
Nietzsche. Each of these links will lead you to simple one page summaries
of the life, times and ontology (reason for life) of these past philosophers --
none of whom, like you, had the benefit of looking at the philosophies of all of
the others. None of whom, like you, have a base of free knowledge that spans
the world and the centuries. If you want to find out more about HAPPINESS, or philosophers or ontology, try Search Engine Heaven. If you ever think I can help you define or reach your goals, or simply answer your questions, just write to me and ask for the help you would like. My email address is ramann2997@aol.com.
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