What constitutes "The Good Life"

One word: knawledge

>>17315364
Without wading too deep into metaphysics, I'd say that the process and state of understanding that you are one with everything constitutes "The Good Life".

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There's a medicine wheel metaphor that comes from Native American culture.

A human is four parts, mental/physical/emotional/spiritual and a person is happy when they satisfy each of these four qualities in their self. Spiritual is a wishy-washy word, but look past that and think of whatever else you want here (transcendental, religious, some kind of feelings towards something greater than yourself)

For me that's a park on a sunny day, or the summit of a mountain bike, mostly things in nature.

The pic I have some suggestions for how it applies to one's life, but it's more important to think how it applies to you. If this is useful to think about, then keep it.

>>17315364
*mountain hike

>>17315364
tfw gf and both of you are happy with each other