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‘True happiness is an illusion.’ Do you agree?

True happiness can be defined as the state of joy that is rather permanent, in the sense that this state of bliss is not easily swayed by any unfortunate events that occur. We can therefore say that true happiness is a state that is attainable and achievable which in turn also implies that it is not just an illusion. There are many ways to achieve true happiness and it is all up to us to explore. There are many aspects to derive true happiness from, namely, through the fulfilling of human wants, religion, relationships with others and et cetera. I believe that though difficult, with a moderate desire in all these aspects, the state of true happiness can be attained.

The human wants are an aspect that seems to be considered a hindrance to the achievement of bliss since it is considered insatiable and limitless. Constant human desire for material goods makes it close to impossible for one to be contented and satisfied with what he or she already possesses; one is constantly ...

Posted by: Geraint Watts

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