Declaration of Happiness
| We hold these truths to be sacred and undeniable; that all are created equal, independent and happy; | ||
| From that equal creation each person has rights, among which are the preservation of life, and liberty, peace, and the pursuit of happiness; |
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| That individuals can form relationships receiving happiness from the consent of each; |
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| That whenever any relationship shall become unhappy, it is the right of each individual to alter or to end it, and to make new relationships,building on principles for trust, safety and happiness; |
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| Happiness is not a distantion but an ongoing journey; |
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| Happiness is universal human aspiration; |
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| Happiness exhibits positive emotions, including joy, contentment, gratitude, fulfillment, compassion, integrity, social justice, and meaning; |
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| The pursuit of happiness is a worthy endeavor, it is not the sole purpose of human existence, and other values such as compassion, integrity, and social justice are equally essential for a fulfilling life; |
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Happiness is a declaration for individuals, communities, and institutions to prioritize the cultivation of happiness and well-being, not as an end in itself, but as a means to a more just, equitable, and flourishing society for all; |
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Happiness is gatitude and recognizing and appreciating the good things in our lives; |
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| Happiness is positive relationships and connecting with others, family, friends, fostering meaningful bonds, and sharing experiences; |
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| Happiness is mindfulness to be present in the moment and practicing self-awareness; |
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| Happiness is just being happy; |
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| Happiness is being a HERO. |
H elp E veryone R espect O thers
