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RE: What is happiness?
No, I just really liked having ice creams there :)
It would be interesting to learn how memory works because ...I can't remember what I was saying.
Happiness I think is more of a symptom of conditions. Create the environment that supports it and it will be the result which is most likely removing attachments. It doesn't mean that you can't buy or enjoy material things or other people, it just means that you do not identify yourself with them. You are you, with or without them.
It sounds harsh but it is actually the nature for love also. Condition-less. When you need someone to be there for your happiness, you will do whatever is required to keep them. That includes lie and manipulate.
My God how do you know about ice creams in Nyhavn haha!!! I never tried them -quite yet ;)
Memory is such a complicated issue. I'll make a separate post soon and let you know ;)
It is a symptom of conditions, I totally agree!
I am a material girl in general but, as in the movie, for me happiness lies mostly on human relations and love - I'm a love person, guilty as charged...
But yeah, I hear you about the lies...and manipulation...I'll go into your Violence post soon, can't wait to read it! :)
I have played games and even danced in Bakken and had a drink (only a drink) in Freetown. I get around ;)
I guess in Christiania there are more interesting stuff than drinks ahahahaha!!! Seriously, there's a café where they make the best chocolate cake! (yes,I mean actual chocolate cake, the dessert :D) But yeah, you seem very knowledgeable ;) Haven't been to Bakken either yet :/
I thought Bakken was where all the locals go.
My wife ruined Christiania and then Amsterdam too ;)
Ahahaha good job!!! :D
Yeah, the locals do go but it's kind of far so busy bees stay in the city and go at Bakken Bar in the Meatpacking District, in the city center, instead muahahaha! :D
Besides, I'm not a Dane - I live here for the last 3 years so I don't know how much I count as a 'local'... ;)
Oh, that's right. Was it Polish? I can''t remember. Perhaps after you write your post on memory it will come to me :D
Polish?! Not sure I got that right haha... I'm a proud Greek -and yes, we'll make sure of that :P
Ah, what a malaka. ;)