Happiness is an inner feeling, which varies from person to person. There is no unified standard. For example, the frog feels very happy in the well, but in the eyes of the eagle, the frog's "happiness" is both funny and sad. Therefore, those who live in luxury houses with delicious food and brocade clothes are not really happy, and those who live in humble houses with poor food are not necessarily without happiness. Every creature in the world has its own way of life. It depends on whether you are a frog or an eagle.
Belief determines people's view of happiness and their understanding of its connotation. So frogs don't feel the happiness of eagles. "There are tens of thousands of buildings in the city, and all the poor people in the world are happy." Du Fu's view of happiness: "the greatest happiness in the world is as pure as love." It is Rousseau's view of happiness, a French thinker, that "a man is as happy as he thinks he is." It's Lincoln's view of happiness. The happiness of the two generations is the belief of the believers.
Some happiness is short, some happiness is long. Generally speaking, the happiness obtained by taking is short-term; the happiness obtained by giving is long-term. Real happiness is a good result of good deeds. Don't despise the small things around you. The root of happiness is often embedded in the small things. When we give food to the poor with love, when we call our mother with a smile on our face, when we worship Allah with reverence, we are happy.
Happiness needs to be cultivated. Only when the seeds of happiness are sown in this world, will the future generations reap the fruits of happiness. Those who live in luxury in this world, how many fools envy, in fact, that is not real happiness. Most of them are in the trap, in fact, they are poor people. Allah said, "do not praise their property or their heirs. Allah only punishes them in this life and makes their souls leave in obscurity."
