Happiness Reflected

Vidya discusses her drawing, Brushstrokes of Emotion, and we talk about what happiness can look like while navigating other complex emotions.

Mak discusses her song, Dear Moon, and we talk about how the important people in our lives shape our happiness.

Farah Rahman Omi discusses her painting, Sunflower Days, and we talk about the variety of ways people can experience happiness.

Wenmin Mo reads her poem, The Big Dipper A Signifier of Summer Joys and we talk about how we go about intentionally engaging with life as part of our pursuit of happiness.

Amy Bacon reads their poem, Isbíltúr and we talk about what helps us be in the moment when life doesn’t go as planned.

Harry-Not-Potter reads their poem The Butterfly Effect, and we talk about how practicing happiness can be transformative.

Jasleen Mahindru talks about their photograph, Prismatic, and we talk about how notions of happiness can shift as our perspectives change.

JAHJackson reads their poem, Happiness, and talks about contentment, and we’ll reflect on how we can feel happy, even when life around us isn’t cooperating. 

In this episode we will hear the poem People Watching by Danielle Ignacio and will talk about recognizing the small and mundane moments that happen around us every day as one way we can cultivate happiness. 

Introduction for podcast Happiness Reflected Season Two.