Bliss

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Bliss is a transcendent state of joy or peace.

  • Spiritual/Philosophical: Many traditions—Hinduism, Buddhism, mysticism—see bliss as a divine state. In Vedanta, ananda (bliss) is part of the nature of the Self (sat-chit-ananda: being-consciousness-bliss).
  • Psychological: Flow states can resemble bliss—when you’re fully immersed in something meaningful or creative.
  • Neurological: There are chemical and brainwave states that correlate with bliss—like during meditation, deep love, or altered states.


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