A Complete Guide to Happiness for the 3rd Dimension

Not principled or promising? Then you need to be practical and productive (jobs).

Not principled or practical? Then you need to be promising and productive (ambitious).

Not principled or productive? Then you need to be promising and practical (trades).

Not promising or practical? Then you need to be principled and productive (organization).

Not promising or productive? Then you need to be principled and practical (wise).

Not practical or productive? Then you need to be principled and promising (smart).

If you lack two or more of the four properties, you should try to meet one of the above conditions to be happy.

Principled and promising, but not productive? Then it helps to be practical!

Principled and promising but not practical? It helps to be productive!

Principled and practical but not productive? Then it helps to be promising!

Principled and practical, but not promising? Then it helps to be productive!

Principled and productive, but not practical? Then it helps to be promising!

Principled and productive but not promising? Then it helps to be practical!

Promising and practical but not productive? Then it helps to be principled!

Promising and practical but not principled? Then it helps to be productive!

Promising and productive but not practical? Then it helps to be principled!

Promising and productive but not principled? Then it helps to be practical!

Practical and productive but not promising? Then it helps to be principled!

Practical and productive but not principled? Then it helps to be promising!

If you lack one of the four properties, you should try to meet the second list of criteria.

If you have all four properties or meet any of all the criteria above, you are probably happy.

NOTATIONS:

The contents of the lists are in no particular hiearchical order except that list one seems to follow the order of moral education.

However, list two is more advanced than list one. Depending on the degree of advancement or preference for each property, one or another of the items on list two might have better results for happiness.

The only thing more advanced for happiness than anything on list two is to have all four properties or a better system.

Happiness Quotes by Nathan Coppedge and Some Others

"Happiness begins with acknowledging that happiness is possible." ----Psychology


"If one does the right thing, this can be the basis for happiness." ---Ethos


"Real problems have real solutions." ---A pragmatist


"You can have infinite abstract happiness." ---Nathan Coppedge


"People who are depressed are so happy they're in shock and they can't realize it..." ---Hannah Larkin-Wells


"One should be a pessimist about pessimism." ---Nathan Coppedge


"One can't FEEL pessimistic about pessimism, because that isn't pessimism ABOUT pessimism." ---Nathan Coppedge


"If pain is not always infinite, then it is NEVER INFINITE." ---Nathan Coppedge


"If you have happiness you can find happiness: so you can cheat with the word happiness. As people say, happiness begins with acknowledging that happiness is possible." ---Nathan Coppedge


"The hardest work is at the beginning no matter how hard it is." ----a psychologist


"Maybe with the right perspective you can feel better." ---a psychologist


"In the information landscape, hyper-morality is all about good intentions." ---Nathan Coppedge


" 'That's not untrue' causes happiness." ---Nathan Coppedge


"They're stupid liars and that's funny: this is a superficial answer, but it works for the mind. Psychologists have always confronted this type of principle very early." ----Gestalt Psychology

MIRACULOUS HAPPINESS

{This is only indirectly related to the experience machine}

Play Christmas music, and repeat the following words very slowly...

How do you feel?

Very happy?

I propped up the cover.

{Mild, total Happiness ensues}.

May require a natural mentality.