Everyone
wants to be happy. It is probably the highest expected emotion on the world.
However it is hard to achieve. There are some theories that ancient people were
happier than us. I do agree with that. Even though, happiness had always been
hard to find.
Yes!
It is true that ancient people were happier because they were better connected
to each other than us. It is seen in surveys that person with good social
relation is happier than a loner. Ancient people used to know the name and
nature of almost every people of their clan. This practice lasted almost to the
industrial revolution in west and to the end of colonialism in east and things
went changed afterwards.
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After
industrial revolution there were more people gathering around the European and
American cities, in search of jobs. And, in the east unrest burst as there were
changes in political leaderships. In village areas of India and China, it is
seen that every resident knows other, even in this modern era. Religious
festivals have managed to tie them together. In Europe and America people love
to visit the church on Sundays.
We
are social media generation. But a social media is not powerful enough to
replace a human being. It is seen in biological studies that a lot of things
happen when two people meet physically. Numbers of physiological changes and
up-downs are observed by researchers at social meetings. There are changes in-
- Blood pressure,
- Breathing rate,
- Harmon secretion,
- Increased digestion,
- Increased brain function.
Our
body cells do not act as we do. They live in other space-time dimension. They
work tremendously faster than us. When two people meet their body cells and
organs connect through an invisible path. They try to vibrate in same
frequency. And if it suits both of them they might like to meet again.
So
keep in touch with your friends, neighborhoods and relatives. Always share a
hug when you meet them. Stay socially connected and be happy.
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