Village: The Village Inn
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JennyNZ887
Is it happiness or contentment that is sustained through activity? Suggest that happiness is a fleeting emotion that can not be harnessed for the duration of an activity.
jstgottabeme said:
contentment, to me, is the ability to do absolutely nothing and be happy, so activity isn't necessarily in the doing, but the enjoyment. I am sure Aristotle has his point, we aall just refine it in our search for the ever elusive "happy".