at the point of the happiest moment in your life, do u humans know the factors that contribute to it???

Question

& could these factors be the truth of life that u humans didn't pay enough attention to???

Answer 1

You don't understand human conciousness? Man this is why I hate the idea of aliens, if a species has to travel MILLIONS of light-years to learn from us, there is no hope for life in the universe.....

Understand humans percieve in FEELINGS, FEELINGS!!! Its not a mutliple thing, YOU can FEEL for mulitple things, but the fact remains only one feeling feels the human heart at anytime. Even if its a castade of feelings, like "falling in love" can give you, its still only one feeling at a time, or a feeling reprsenting multiple feelings. A human ,even one that is KING at memorization, can not feel everything that led to a point, that would be a sesure, no bull. Just like that stupid, ignorant concept that we only use 10% of our brain, well duh, if we did we'd like I said, be having a sizure. So really nice preception your going about this thou! Very zen.....

Also understand the use of words, or symbols, in language are the human animals way of representing mulitiple feelings in a constructive way, allowing us to reason, so if your understanding our symbolism you are feeling for us, its a consequence of understanding a langauge, remember that.....

So a happy moment would be a feeling thats unique to that moment, based on a RAINBOW of feelings represented by your thoughts at that point, inspireing another UNIFING feeling. But being able to feel, all that we've felt, all at once, impossible, give the human heart some credit. It isn't a fine tuned machine, its a fire....

Answer 2

Lol, I had to look at your avatar to get this one.

The happiest moment in a dog's life is when it is with the human it owns. This is fairly normal for a dog, yet the dog recognizes the simple things are something to be happy about.

A human seldom pays attention to the comfort of the heat from the furnace, or the food they can get for themselves, a cool breeze, warm sun, their health, their brain, etc.

Recently I knew a guy who died who just before he died wanted to have one last cup of coffee. Who knew this would be one of the things he'd miss the most on the way out?

Ahh, the happiest moment is now. And series of now from now to the end.

Shalom