"For you, what is happiness?" asks Julie Gianni to David Aames in Vanilla Sky movie . It's a regular movie, according to critics, but to me makes my hair stand on end, and I understand it took several glances. And yet, seeing the original, Abre los Ojos Of Amenábar, yet I can hardly capture the full breadth of its plot. "For me, happiness is this: be with you" , Julie replied , aboard a mad race with Aames. Some people have different perceptions of happiness. Some do not even have any idea of \u200b\u200bit ... and people are happy with so little! Just as there are people that fit into situations " little normal" (what is normal and what is not? Who says what is normal and is not?) And are happy with it, perhaps will why a situation is "comfortable " ... for others, happiness is an ongoing quest, a realization of dreams and goals ... some confuse it with ambition, the more you have, the more "happy " I am / am.
Happiness is not unique, I think. Is constant, variable and achievable who propose it. Maybe it depends on your goals and projections, what things satisfy you ... now I'm not sure whether happiness is a moment or a state ... may have both, happiness is fleeting, as the emotions of life by flash everything up, could fall precipitously. Happiness is built, ie not based on one thing, you have to link different facts and experiences to be able to feel completely happy ... In conclusion, a frasecilla of the film, while not much talk of happiness helps us to understand that everything is relative in our lives, and our decisions depending on us ... " Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get "
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