In "Happy International Happiness Day," Harvey Morris writes: The United Nations has declared March 20 the first International Day of Happiness to underline the commitment of its 193 member states to "better capture the importance of the pursuit of happiness and well-being in development with a view to guiding their public policies".
I have marked my calendar with the following: a) March 20th has been designated by the U.N. as International Happiness Day.
…The initiative for Happiness Day came from the Kingdom of Bhutan, the small landlocked Himalayan state, which adopted a Gross National Happiness Index as a better measure of its people's prosperity than its income.
But it might not be so bad after all especially in Switzerland, which tops our ranking of where to be born in 2013; and on March 20th, which will officially be International Happiness Day.Daniel Franklin: Editor, The World in 2013.
That happiness movement and Pharrell's happiness day collaboration with the United Nations last month inspired Honesty Policy, which closely guards the identity of its members, to hit the road and film ordinary "happy Muslims" from all over the country dancing to the hit.
Happiness these days can be defined as a former banker turned winemaker who contemplates Wall Street's meltdown from a safe distance, while savoring a glass of his own Cabernet Franc.
It seems like lots of people around me are talking about happiness these days.
"There was so much happiness that day," Ms. Olitski Poster said.
"Your reports were like a little pill of happiness every day".
Sharing this conviction and steps with others; would reinforce your conviction and practice and multiply your vitality and happiness every day.
