So, this philosophy says that it can only be us having fun, being happy, and enjoying our lives through our positive emotions that makes our lives something beautiful, joyful, and worth living for. — TranscendedRealms
So, the next time you feel a positive emotion such as a feeling of excitement to go to the carnival, sexual arousal, or a feeling of profound beauty and joy, do not ignore and dismiss that emotion as being nothing more than just a feeling. — TranscendedRealms
I would describe positive emotions as being divine, holy, magnificent, and transcending states. — TranscendedRealms
I define positive emotions as happiness though. So, if you felt positive emotions, you would be happy for the time being until you become miserable later on. — TranscendedRealms
Satisfying your urges doesn't always lead to happiness. — Hanover
Transcendent seems to imply something mystical. I think happiness is just a generalized state of contentment, where you're not constantly chasing the next high, you're not filled with anxiety, you don't feel depressed, things like that. The happiest times in my life were those times I thought the least about my emotional well being. Everything clicked, made sense, and worked. And I knew best my times of happiness when they ended, sort of like stepping out of that perfectly heated hot tub into the winter air. — Hanover
Hedonism is a philosophy which states that pleasure (the positive emotions) are the only good things in life and that displeasure (the negative emotions) are the only bad things in life. — TranscendedRealms
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