What is ur most happiest moment in life?

Question

Tell me ur most happiest moment in life, when, how it happened, how old u were, with whom u were...?

Answer 1

My Most Happiest moments are:

1.when I earned handsome money worthy of my hardwork and satify my hunger with that.
2.when I spent peacefully with all my family members and relatives and friends.
3.when I played and Listened to melodies music in my life.
4. when I get best result for my hardwork.

Answer 2

Of all the experiences with friends, relatives, girls, women and teachers and society - the most happiest thing or moment is when you are alone in trouble, getting a help from an unknown persons and give you some relief is the happiest moment and that turns the notions and your motion is towards the searching of truth and reality of the world and its existence and why, where, how the happiness ever with me. What should I do?

Answer 3

I would say that both of the births of my children were amazing. However to say that any point in my life is the happiest would be selling myself short. Everyone should strive to have a "happiest moment" of everyday, Instead of settling for a memory. Make sure you have a happiest moment everyday and each day will be worth living.

Answer 4

The "present" moment is the happiest moment in life.

Answer 5

I was 10 years old and was studying in fifth standered.One evening with my mats I was playing in school ground situated on the side of main road. I saw an old woman who was trying to cross the road. As it was a busy road and every-now and then there would be a vhecle when ever she tried. I didn't pay much attention.We played a lot and after an hour or two when we started back to home I saw her still trying to cross the road.All of sudden it drowned upon me.......the pain, the aim -less efforts she has taken in last 2-3 hours. I went to her took her hand and with the help of my friends crossed her the road.

Answer 6

i dont really have a moment where it was the happiest in my life. the happiest i was though was when my grandmother, my dad's brazilian aunt, and my godmother were around. my godmother left when i was 2 yrs old, my dad's brazilian aunt left when i was 6, and my grandmother died when i had just turned 7, and i havent been in contact with my godmother nor my dad's brazilian aunt ever since. i did hear that my godmother's husband passed away in portugal in 1997. he was supposed to be my godfather but couldnt make it over here because he was very ill. and recently my family has been trying to get into contact with my dad's brazilian aunt and have her come over to spend time with us, so mayb that will shed some light into my life and hopefully make me the slightest bit happy. i am young though, a nineteen yr old, so i have my whole life to live and have memories. i feel i am too young to have kids of my own, and wont be having any until im ready. when that day comes, im pretty sure that will be one of the happiest days of my life, unless the person i'll be married to decides to do a runner a.k.a. run away

Answer 7

I had a really crappy abusive childhood.

I will spare you all of the gruesome details, but the reason that I mentioned this is because after all of this I was feeling pretty sorry for myself. I saw myself as a victim and I defined myself as a victim. I used my victim mentality as an excuse for everything. You might say that I came to cherish the idea that I was a victim.

For over 40 years I used my childhood as an excuse to ruin relationships, to drink too much to take drugs, you name it. I was sure that I had the worst childhood that anyone ever had.

I was reading a book called the course in miracles. In the course it tells us that anything in our life that is bothering us, bothers us only because of the way that we chose to see it. Further it tells us that all we need do is offer these things to the Holy Spirit and he will correct our perception of them.

I found this a bit of a stretch of the imagination, to say the least.

I bed that evening I was thinking about what I had read. I thought about the nonsense about this Holy Spirit thing. What the heck was a holy spirit and how exactly do you go about giving something to a spirit anyway?

Almost on a whim I thought of my childhood. I said Ok Holy Spirit if you are so great show me some good way to see my childhood.

I fell asleep, certain that there was no way something that had plagued me my entire life could ever be seen as anything but a horror. I must have slept like a log because before I knew it, it was morning.

The moment that I woke up I remembered my challenge to this Holy Spirit guy. I thought about my younger life and to my amazement it all seemed perfect to me. It was one of the strangest moments in my life. I thought that I was just mistaken so I started going over everything trying to find the old hurts that had always been there. No matter what I thought about it all seemed to be the perfect set of stepping stones to get me to that moment that I was experiencing. A moment that I saw life and myself and everyone else as perfect exactly the way that they/it Are/is. I lay there in stunned silence, giddy with this new understanding, this new bright and shiny way to look at the world.

Later that day I tried to explain to my wife what had happened. She knew full well how I felt about what had happened to me as a child. She said I don’t see how that is possible unless you were happy about every single thing in you life. That is when the full impact of the change hit me. I finally realized that somehow I had been completely reprogrammed in my sleep over night.

I realize that this probably sound deranged but I am trying to be as honest with you as I know how to be. It is difficult to find words to describe the transition that took place; they just don’t make words that Big.

I don’t want you to think that if a tree is falling on me I just stand there and let it.

I still decide to avoid unpleasant situations if possible. It’s just that when it isn’t possible I no longer feel like a victim. Somehow I am at peace with what is happening around me. Firmly believing that something that loves all of us far more than simple words could ever explain, is guiding us, helping us and most of all waiting for us to return home


Love and blessings Don

Answer 8

My most happiest time in my life would have to be this time, right now. I look forward to each day and what life can bring. But all I am promised is this very breath that I take. I enjoy it to my best ability, and I live my life to the fullest. This is why right now is the happiest time in my life. - Thanks

Answer 9

Whenever I am satisfied, and you know satisfaction drives towards me most of the time on completion of the acts undertaken by me, with whatever results it be.
I am in my 61 year and can't narrate the moments as these are many....many &many.
To adopt satisfaction is the happiest moment in life, one must remember and he will alwayas be happy.

Answer 10

When at the age of 20 years in the year 1964, I have seen Shri Sathya Sai Baba for the first time in my life. That is a glorious moment in life. We all worship Him as the Avatar of God. That is a blissful as well as blessful moment of my life.