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“Happiness
signals that I’ve come on …” .. as a come on.” An heretical analysis: Meaning: happiness signals that I’ve arrived
(meaning: that I’ve become complete, whole).
Where or what I’ve arrived at, i.e. how I have become a complete/whole unit
(understood in ancient times as a God or Brahman unit), is fundamentally
irrelevant. In other words, every arrival (in the final analysis a one-to-one
contact that creates the effect (and affect) of oneness (therefore a
per-factum or quantum of perfection), elsewhere named kaivalya in Yoga)) by anyone in any situation is
self-signalled with happiness. In short, happiness (or elation) functions as
pleasant because energising (thus survival capacity increasing) feedback.
Unhappiness (or depression) functions as unpleasant (or painful) because
energy) depleting (thus survival capacity decreasing) feedback. Since arrival (i.e. self-completion,
in ancient India understood as de-fragmentation) content is irrelevant
(meaning empty because relative (i.e. secondary), so Mahayana Buddhism),
everyone is capable of experiencing happiness provided he or she arrives
(i.e. achieves (or reaches) his or her goal; in short, wins by becoming complete (or loses by remaining incomplete). In short,
because the content of arrival (or completion) is irrelevant/empty that gives
maximum flexibility to all biological units (for instance, to the human
predator) to achieve the feed-back signal of happiness. Anyone can feel happy
provide he or she produces a (indeed any) moment of self-completion. The primary goal to be achieved by
each and every biological system (in any situation) is a relative increase in
survival capacity. Achieving an actual (i.e. personal) goal (in everyday
life), i.e. ‘making one’s dream come true’, is an indirect (i.e. secondary)
means of achieving the overall (i.e. primary) biological goal (or purpose) of
existence, namely survival, survival meaning data (elsewhere called karmic residue) transmission).
Happiness signals not just the achievement of the (non-local)
primary goal of life but of every one of an
almost limitless number of secondary (meaning very personal) goals (operating
as localised fractals of the primary goal). |