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Happiness of nature.

The real happiness of the life.

By Suraj poetry plus Published 2 years ago • 1 min read
Happiness of nature.
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What did we consider as happiness? Happiness is that moment when we touch nature with our hands, eyes and mind! The artificial happiness that we have created around us. That artificial happiness can make us happy, But that happiness has not come from within our mind and from the lap of nature. So we all have to go to nature, She has always brought peace and true happiness for us. She will sit with us, talk with our mind. She will tell us the knowledge and science of real happiness. The more one connects with the root of it, He becomes that much more knowledgeable and great..... Explanation of poem:- This is a beautiful and profound poem that talks about nature and true happiness. I will summarize its main ideas: 1. The poem asks what we have mistakenly considered happiness. 2. It tells that true happiness is what we get by touching, seeing and feeling nature. 3. It differentiates between artificial happiness and natural happiness. Artificial happiness can give us momentary joy, but it does not come from our mind and nature. 4. The poem calls us to return to nature, which always brings peace and true happiness. 5. It says that nature will sit with us, talk to our mind, and give us the knowledge of true happiness. 6. Finally, it says that the more one connects with the core of nature, the more knowledgeable and great one becomes.

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Of these thoughts that human has become the most important species in the world, it is these thoughts that have made man the son of God or the son of Satan, therefore whatever your thoughts may be, they are important. I am write my thoughts

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