Happiness essay revised

 

Sandra Cisneros Salvador late or early

 

interlate

 

in·ter·re·late

/ˌin(t)ərəˈlāt/

verb

past tense: interrelated; past participle: interrelated

relate or connect to one another.

"each component interrelates with all the others"

 

synonyms for interrelate

• convolute
• impede
• involve
• muddle
• obscure
• perplex
• upset
• bedevil
• clog
• combine
• confound
• derange
• disarrange
• disorder
• elaborate
• embroil
• entangle
• fold
• handicap
• interweave
• jumble
• multiply
• ravel
• snafu
• snag
• tangle
• twist
• add fuel to fire
• foul up
• infold
• interfuse
• make intricate
• make waves
• mix up
• muck up
• open can of worms
• render unintelligible
• screw up
• snarl u

 

 Healthiness leads to happiness as happiness and health are thought to be interrelated
and linked. Happy people tend to be healthier and have longer life spans as their healthiness
fuels their happiness and their happy life again raises their mental and physical health. This
relation effect might be the secret behind the longevity of inhabitants of Ikaria mentioned in
“Welcome to the Island Where People Forget to Die” by Dan Buettner. A nonagenarian of
Ikaria adds, "We just forget to die.” (Line 136) as they are so pleased with their life. In the
article, “Six Ways Happiness is Good for Your Health”, author Kira Newman believes, “that
the people who were more satisfied with life at the beginning were less likely to die.” (Line
202). The life force of many nonagenarians was extended by their contentment. The happier
you are the healthier you become and this in turn makes you happier. Moreover, studies had
shown some healthy activities such as walking might be the secret link between the
interrelation between health and happiness. In the article, “How to Be Happy”, author Tara
Parker-Pope claims “more activity goes hand-in-hand with better health and greater
happiness.” (Paragraph 17). The more activities you do, the healthier you become and hence
the happier you are. Moreover, in the article, “11 Little Mental Health Tips That Therapists
Actually Give Their Patients”, author Korin Miller adds, “getting regular exercise is
important for mental health, but even just taking regular, relaxing walks can be soothing for
your mind. Plus, it may literally force you to take a breather when you need one “(paragraph
9). Walking allows people to clear their stressful minds and at the same time allows them to take a
breath of nature for healthy lungs. Exercising not only enhances our physical fitness but
also boosts our mental well-being.

 

The emotion of happiness is a universal emotion that everyone experiences at least once in their lifetime. We all have the acknowledgment of happiness and the feeling of it. Most people see happiness as a temporary sensation, a reward, an emotion that isn’t easily achievable. It’s something we all pursue since it brings peace and tranquility as well as many health benefits. We all try to achieve a type of happiness throughout the day. Despite the fact that we all share a similar feeling of happiness, we may not all experience it in the same way. At times the most unfortunate get this shot of dopamine with the smallest gesture such as a greeting or helping hand. They feel the same emotion as someone who might be happy with a simple hug. Ross Gay also discovered how happiness can come from peculiar actions or events such as boarding a plane with a tomato plant. There have been studies for many years in order to determine what flicks that emotion. The discoveries have been that the smallest things such as walking and exercising could trigger that emotion. These types of triggers are also helpful ways to get healthy, which studies have also shown cause that emotion. There have been many countries that have taken these findings into their lifestyle and have created a happy and healthy environment to live in.