ajblaise
Minister of Propagandhi
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Why is the word 'psychologically' at the beginning of this sentence? It doesn't seem to be doing anything, unless its absence causes you pain or sumthin'.
"Psychologically", rather than "sociologically" "scientifically". Just trying to be specific I guess.
Maybe I should clarify. I'm talking about not needing it to be at peace. Not need to chase so desperately that you can't sit still. I don't think it leads to death.
Do the peaceful people talking about not get any pleasure/happiness out of their peace with the world?
I don't really think so. The times I've been happiest are disconnected to pleasure or pain. They involve acceptance, resignation, surrender, freedom, and listening to myself and others.
If you are having feelings of happiness in a moment of acceptance, happiness is by definition pleasureful...how do you define the words differently than the dictionary?