Joie de vivre is so uplifting, it seems like a moral imperative
to me and in the Bible it is, when we begin with the wonderful
joie de vivre David experienced in slaying Goliath because he
put his trust in a Higher Power than himself, and Samson’s joy
when he killed a lion and ate the honey the bees made in the
carcass, then met Delilah and fell in love, suffering afterwards
Until his hair was long again just to pull down the temple on the
Philistines: Psalms and the New Testament advise us gird our
lions and believe to see miracles come true - when we look at
the lines advising we should live in joy, it truly becomes a moral
duty even when things go awry, when we grow older and learn
control of our emotions, we find a positive attitude changes the
World and using our common sense keeps us from harm, and by
following the Ten Commandments we show respect and should
respect not be returned we leave and find a place where we fit in,
playing life as a moral game in which everyone wins if they apply
common sense rules, makes me desire more joie de vivre every
moment of every day - although we are frequently led to believe
That evildoers are joyful - every time I do wrong I feel awful thus I
can’t concoct a story where the characters commit crimes against
each other, I leave these themes to devotees of 5-sensory realism
while I go explore the invisible realms of the imagination…
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