The phrase "experience contentment" is correct and usable in written English.
It describes the act of feeling or achieving a state of satisfaction or fulfillment. Example: After years of hard work and perseverance, I finally experienced contentment when I reached my career goal of becoming a doctor.
In general, pleasure is understood broadly below, as including or as included in all pleasant feeling or experience: contentment, delight, ecstasy, elation, enjoyment, euphoria, exhilaration, exultation, gladness, gratification, gratitude, joy, liking, love, relief, satisfaction, Schadenfreude, tranquility, and so on.
If we can lean into the reality of our situation and approach it with these principles we will truly experience contentment.
I wasn't experiencing real contentment because I was making my pursuit the material itself, rather than seeing it as a vehicle for something much bigger.
I applaud his recognition that cows are individual feeling beings that share with us the ability to experience happiness and contentment, fear and pain.
Through her art of sublime equilibrium and transcendent radiance, Agnes Martin aesthetically communicated the experience of happiness, contentment, and oneness with the world.
Dr. Taylor shows the less mystically inclined, she said, that this experience of deep contentment "is part of the capacity of the human mind".
Seeing an act of kindness or hearing of a friend's positive experience brings us contentment.
A video (below) released by British Airways concludes that at first when a traveler is settling in there are "fluctuations in mood," but -- surprise, surprise -- when the traveler consumes food or a drink or can "sink into deep, undisturbed sleep," they experience relaxation and contentment.
As the days went on, I couldn't have felt a starker contrast between the spiritual tranquillity and contentment experienced within the confines of the Grand Mosque and sites, and the anxiety and distress caused by those policing it.
These positive experiences include compassion, contentment, gratitude, hope, joy and love.
Echoing his remarks in the Rules, he says that in the discovery of such truths he has experienced "such extreme contentment that I did not think one could enjoy any sweeter or purer one in this life" (AT VI 27/CSM I 124).
