happiness

Giving, donating, and performing good deeds can lead to better health and a longer life.

Which country cares more about the happiness of its citizens than its GDP?

Surrounded by close friends? You're likely happier and healthier, say scientists.

Our bodies produce endorphins that are responsible for feeling happy and alleviating pain. Discover how simple daily actions can significantly improve your mood.

Eyal Shitrit was a renowned musician performing for thousands, until he returned to faith and began studying in yeshiva. Now, he views it as his mission to teach people how to live happy lives, sharing various tips and advice.

On a scale of one to discovering that strawberries can boost your happiness sky-high, how much do you love them if consumed daily?

What happens when the snake climbs on someone else? How do we know who is a true child? How much does the butter weigh? Why doesn't a large water bill lead to water disconnection, and who is truly the happiest bird?

He entered the kitchen and saw a large pot on the stove. With joy and appetite, he opened the pot's lid to see its delightful contents, only to find his reflection staring back... a clean, shiny pot like a mirror.

Which drink never expires? When you say "with Hashem's help"—what do you mean? What is the largest production factory in the world, and in what society are people the happiest?

Why are people who leave the house, spend time outdoors in daylight, and engage in physical activity generally happier? Ran Weber explains.

Every morning throughout our lives, we should thank Hashem for opening our eyes, reminding us it's not a given that we woke up being able to see.

A sure way to reach sadness is to turn on the radio and listen to the news that starts with "Good evening," and ends with convincing us how the evening is not good.

A new American study found that as we age, we become mentally healthier and feel better about ourselves. Which age group is most prone to unhappiness and depression? The twenties and thirties.

Are mitzvot supposed to make us happier? For example, should someone who puts on tefillin feel more joyous than someone who has not merited to do so?

"We are happy because we know we have someone to rely on," the skeptical journalist was told, "We have a Father in Heaven who takes care of us. He commanded us to do kindness to one another, and all the Charedim are united and cohesive. Everyone helps each other, and no one stays hungry."