"seek bliss" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of searching for joy and contentment or striving to reach a higher level of happiness. For example, "The young man seemed determined to pursue his dreams and seek bliss in all he did."
His mother was seeking her bliss; Tim was seeking his mother.
Yogis seeking transcontinental bliss head these days to Mysore, the City of Palaces, in southern India.
So, here's one hypothesis: Rich man doses himself to madness while seeking sexual bliss through pharmacology.
I seek only the charnel bliss and the blackened caress of the burning pits of the Duat".
Meanwhile, intoxication by women has long been seen by men as an invitation in American life the idea that a woman could seek and desire the bliss of a high just for herself somehow being inconceivable.
A decade of galloping house-price inflation has been keenly felt in the country, as rich refugees from the cities seek a slice of rural bliss and price out lower-paid young locals in the process (one reason why country-dwellers are, on average, five years older than city-dwellers).Defenders of the government disagree with such interpretations.
The two animals find mutual bliss in appropriate love-montage pursuits: playing hide and seek, swimming together, warming their faces in the morning sun and silently considering the stars at night.
Even in this case, the bliss of El Dorado is fleeting: Candide soon leaves the village to seek Cunégonde, whom he eventually marries only out of a sense of obligation.
That may become visible in unconsciously seeking a state of infantile bliss through the hoped-for love and full attention from the partner.
Fearing that it can't, two cozily platonic pals (Ms. Westfeldt and Adam Scott) choose to procreate together while seeking life partners (and, presumably, orgasmic bliss) elsewhere.
