Joy is evoked when something gives a sense of delight, gaiety, or bliss. Our modern society has promoted this as obtaining tangible pleasure and exhilarating experiences to overshadow the misery in day-to-day life. Few have this privilege without causing further harm in poor choices, but joy is more then an externally evoked emotional reaction, you can choose to evoke it within yourself. Choosing joy is to wake up each morning and adjust your perspective, like putting on a pair of glasses. When you first discover you need the glasses, they take some getting used too. Not only do you need to remember to wear them and where you put them, but your prescription will also change over time to reveal joy as needed for your purposeful progression. You start with the intentional correction of rose-coloured glasses, then progress to a bifocal reality, seeing one and looking through the other until you develop eyes of wonder, and life becomes a joyous opportunity to explore. No matter which perspective lens you adorn, you adjust to see by the code you prescribe them.