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summer 2016

Happiness

Volume VIII, Number IV

Does happiness have a different meaning for each of us? How do we know when we’re truly happy? KidSpirit contributors take on these questions and more in this issue on the roots and fruits of well-being.

Cover Artwork: Fajr Alam
The Big Question

Does Happiness Have a Different Meaning to Each of Us?

by Grace Luckett
Features

Happiness and the Nordic Model

by Nathan Zhang

A Short History of Happiness

by Ayla Schultz

A Defense of Effective Altruism

by Akash Mehta
Media

Outsized Insights: A Review of Inside Out

by Oscar Luckett

The So-Called Elusive Art of Happiness

by Valerie Zhang
Poetry

Happiness

by Harsh Agrawal

The Devil's Workshop

by Sunwrita Dastidar

Happiness: Abstract Yet So Real

by Yashashree Ghatge

Ode to Sorrow

by Zaki Andoh

Tales of the Indecisive

by Maya Mesh

A Moment

by Gertie-Pearl Zwick-Schachter

On a Question

by Himadri Agarwal
Awesome Moments

Yellow: The Feeling of Mindfulness

by Olivia Bailey

The Joy of Giving: A Meaningful Legacy

by Akanksha Kudal

Creating an Internal Vacation

by Vanita Sharma
Interfaith Connections

The Joy of Byzantine Catholicism

by Christopher Woods

The Faith We Found

by Jash Kalyani

Happiness Through Service

by Jung Woo Bae
PerSpectives

Double Happiness: Wisdom from Two Buddhist Teachers

by M. Ricard and S. Boorstein
Discussion Group Guide
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