There is a variety of different words that have a unique, yet uniform expression for their own definition - joy, bliss, pleasure, happiness, and several others, all of which have positive connotations and express feelings of euphoria when present in our lives.

The words used to express our feelings of what I think falls under the umbrella of 'happiness' help form somewhat of a manifestation, or more so an appreciation of the universe, and how it has contributed to our lives. A while back, someone commented on a post about joy, and asked if I had researched it. I have thought about it for some time, and came to the conclusion that like many words within the same umbrella word, it is hard to differentiate the word, or words, from happiness itself, and vice versa. The words we use to simply express how we feel about something, somehow, or someone are more so an energy that we express.

Imagine if our language, which already to an extent exists, was based purely on a release or receipt of our energy to others. Joy, like happiness, is a deep universal connection between life systems, and regardless of our language, it can be found in all things. Words don’t express how we feel; how we feel is attached to our words, and within each feeling that we associate with something like joy, we express this energy to others and others to ourselves.

Words are powerful pieces of expression, manifestation, reiteration, and conscious pursuit of transformation. Joy, like many other words, is a difficult concept to explain. Yet, I believe joy is a piece of our own pursuit. Our feeling of joy is simply the feeling of connection between ourselves and a feeling of connection in the most positively endearing capacity.

Thanks,

Dean