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the state so good your brain forgets to worry about ruining it
means Full of or characterized by intense, serene happiness.
from From Old English 'blisful,' built on 'bliss' (Old English 'bliss,' joy or gladness) plus the suffix '-ful,' meaning full of. 'Bliss' shares an old root with 'blithe' — both circling around the idea of cheerful, light-hearted gladness — so to be blissful is, quite literally, to be brimming with joy.
- root word
- from Old English bliss, meaning gladness and joy
- brain chemistry
- flooded with dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin together
- ignorance link
- the proverb pairs bliss with knowing nothing
- flow state
- peaks when challenge perfectly matches your skill
- meditation goal
- ananda in Sanskrit means pure blissful awareness
for instance
denmark world happiness report — ranked #1 in life satisfaction 2023, consistently top 3 since 2012