Joy

It's a feeling of spiritual and emotional wellbeing that includes bliss, elation, ecstasy, exuberance, and euphoria. It’s an internal affair that is self-existentand independent of external factors.

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What's The Difference Between Joy Vs Happiness?

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What's The Difference Between Joy Vs Happiness?

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