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Title: Happiness
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Happiness is natural, and it is possible to be compassionate and caring, and in tune with the sadness of the world, while still experiencing happiness in your life. This awareness might even prompt you to act in a way to help improve the situation of others - an action which may actually increase your happiness... Showed first 250 characters
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This awareness might even prompt you to act in a way to help improve the situation of others - an action which may actually increase your happiness.
Happiness is something that means different things to different people, but overall it seems that it is the way we choose to think about ourselves, our place in the world, and the world around us, and how we act in that world, that differentiates the happy people from the less happy people... Showed next 250 characters
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