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perspective:
The Oxford Dictionary defines it as: "The state of pleasurable contentment of mind;
deep pleasure in or contentment with one's circumstances".
Firstly, it has been observed that money or economy, health, freedom, family, and
relatives are the five most important factors contributing to a country’s happiness. If a country
has a good financial and stable condition, it will automatically prosper and flourish.
Peru is a diverse and vibrant country known for its rich cultural heritage, breathtaking
landscapes, and warm-hearted people. In order to understand what makes Peruvian people
happy, we can discover which factors contribute to their overall sense of happiness and well-
being.
Peruvian people place a significant emphasis on social relationships and family ties.
They find happiness in close-knit communities and value spending quality time with their loved
ones. The support and companionship they receive from their social circles, including extended
family members and friends, also Peruvian people have demonstrated remarkable resilience in
the face of various challenges throughout history, factors such as resilience and a sense of
community solidarity play a crucial role in their overall happiness.
Cultural Pride and Identity
Peruvians take immense pride in their diverse cultural heritage, which encompasses
ancient traditions, indigenous customs, and a rich culinary legacy, Peruvians take immense
pride in their diverse cultural heritage, which encompasses ancient traditions, indigenous
customs, and a rich culinary legacy, Peruvian people take pride in their traditional dishes, such
as ceviche, causa, and lomo saltado, which reflect a fusion of indigenous, Spanish, African, and
Asian culinary influences. Their strong sense of identity and cultural appreciation brings them
joy and fosters a deep connection with their roots. Engaging in cultural celebrations, festivals,
and rituals often brings Peruvian people a great deal of happiness.
Peruvian culture is deeply related with spirituality and folklore. Many Peruvian people
find happiness through religious or spiritual practices, such as attending traditional ceremonies
or visiting sacred sites. Folklore, including music, dance, and traditional costumes, plays an
integral role in their cultural identity and provides them with a sense of joy and pride.
I have raised a concept of happiness not very, far from what people think about
happiness.
I have organized the pillars that can make me achieve happiness in two groups. The first group
contains the pillars that connect me with the closest reality; this means situations such as
having family stability, health, and achieving a good level of knowledge and skills in various
fields of science.
Finally, the second group that is supported by the first pillar includes more personal issues
such as achieving artistic creations, writing books, and living in a country house growing my
own food. Achieving these goals can satisfy my concept of happiness.