The phrase "attain bliss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing achieving happiness, contentment, or a state of joy.
Example: "Through meditation and self-reflection, many people strive to attain bliss in their lives."
Alternatives: "achieve happiness" or "reach a state of joy."
Wisdom appears as the virtue belonging to the theoretical intellect, but thanks to justice, which in Ibn Daud's interpretation is a mean that gives everything its due, man is able to attain bliss.
Man can attain bliss, the highest goal to which practical philosophy leads us, through moral perfection, which consists in perfecting his character, and in leading a good family and social life.
Conservative capitalists "are thus assured of nothing more than mildly discomforting taxation before they attain the bliss of their first billion".
You attain real bliss when you have helped the divine shine through, when you have made the world a little more beautiful, when you have enhanced its joy.
Industry, Kessler tells us, is shifting towards greater complexity, combining optimal amounts of sugar and fat to attain a "bliss point" and developing a versatile range of "inclusion products" to add crunch, blasts of flavour, and dynamic contrasts in flavour or colour, and to enhance the sensory properties of foods that drive desires.
I'd seen all of these species pine away on my northern windowsills, but in this frost-free paradise they attained true bliss (and unbelievable size).
His iconography has also widened as he moved away from representing Buddha and bodhisattvas, to representing childlike subjects attaining personal bliss, a result of the artist's spiritual reflection following the death of his father in 1997.
It's becoming "filled with the Holy Ghost" in the Pentecostal Christian tradition or attaining yogic bliss through the practice of kirtan, singing the names of God -- Hare Krishna , Hare Krishna
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She was in tremendous physical pain her whole life and thought that she would attain the ecstasy (bliss) she was after if she could just remove the pain long enough to experience a blissful state.
Therein lay sedentary bliss: the instant gratification of food, so much easier to attain than that elusive post-exercise high.
