That would be the saddening situations essential to life, such as the missed opportunities for achievements, deaths, and wrong doings. People “[make the same mistakes despite religion, written language, philosophy, and science,” (Dillard). Dillard observes how we all deal with similar questions of life, but should not overlook these parts of life just because we’re stressing. It’s important to observe stress and all other unhappy portions of life without avoiding them due to the false assumption of ruining a happy life. Besides it seems wasteful to constantly stress over being unhappy when”[in the same way that our eye adapts to different levels of illumination, we 're designed to kind of go back to the happiness set point. Our brains are not trying to be happy. Our brains are trying to regulate us. ' ' So, in a way here, it is reminding people to stop suffocating our ideas of a happy life with every slight chance we get to distract us from the bigger
That would be the saddening situations essential to life, such as the missed opportunities for achievements, deaths, and wrong doings. People “[make the same mistakes despite religion, written language, philosophy, and science,” (Dillard). Dillard observes how we all deal with similar questions of life, but should not overlook these parts of life just because we’re stressing. It’s important to observe stress and all other unhappy portions of life without avoiding them due to the false assumption of ruining a happy life. Besides it seems wasteful to constantly stress over being unhappy when”[in the same way that our eye adapts to different levels of illumination, we 're designed to kind of go back to the happiness set point. Our brains are not trying to be happy. Our brains are trying to regulate us. ' ' So, in a way here, it is reminding people to stop suffocating our ideas of a happy life with every slight chance we get to distract us from the bigger