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If someone told you that you could guarantee your current happiness with your life at this moment until your dying day, would you accept it, or would you say no and work towards something different?
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Equanimity has never been my buzz word.......I could never wake up in the morning and feel "that is your lot, your present emotion of happiness would last until my dying day."
I want something, different, better, something to act as a target and strive towards.
NO............not for me.
Equanimity has never been my buzz word.......I could never wake up in the morning and feel "that is your lot, your present emotion of happiness would last until my dying day."
I want something, different, better, something to act as a target and strive towards.
NO............not for me.
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Assuming that the guarantee is "No less than..." then, yes, I would take the offer, again assuming no small print. But if it is a fixed-rate-as-is, no more and no less forever, then the answer would be a rejection, much along the same lines as Sqad's with the realisation that it is a bit of a gamble because there are lots of out-of-control unknowns.
Does it depend on your age ? I'm 86 and I think I'm more happy and contented than I' ve ever been. I got together with the love of my life 9 years ago having known each other for 60 years. We live some distance from each other and we have health problems of course but if I could stay like this - bring it on I say x
Getting into the technicalities of such a deal with the devil/god, then the outlaying premise would be that you ensure your current happiness, you will never be feeling worse with your lot but no, you won't experience anything more exhilarating than you are currently or have ever experienced. Up to you.
I think the thought of more happiness is what keeps most of us going, isn't it?! Nobody thinks "WOW I am so happy right now, I hope I feel less happy soon" - if we are really happy, we want more of the same. We try to emulate what it was that made us happy. I look back at my "happiest" times and still am aware of trying to recapture them- listening to the same music, wearing the same clothes, watching films from that time. It's nostalgia- preferring to get the feeling of joy from the past than the present. But to answer personally. NO - there is SO much I'm not happy with right now and the challenge is to fix it before things get worse or before I die. I think most people go through life like that!