er der et spejl, der viser ens alle

er der et spejl, der viser ens allerstørste ønske. Dumbledor siger hertil, at den der kigger i spejlet og kun ser sig selv er verdens lykkeligste. Det vil sige, at hvis jeg er hundrede procent tilfreds med mit liv og føler det perfekt, som det er, skulle jeg kun se mig selv. Spørgsmålet er bare om, man kan være konstant lykkelig? Jeg tror, at jeg selv har det bedst, hvis jeg ind i mellem oplever modgang. Igen fordi at vi ser ting bedst i kontrast. Men hvis man er konstant lykkelig – er det så ’ægte lykke’?

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is there a mirror that shows one's utmost desire. Dumbledor says that the one who look in the mirror and only sees himself is the world's happiest. In other words, if I am one hundred percent satisfied with my life and feel it is perfect as it is, should I only see myself. The question is just about to be constantly happy? I think I even have it best if I occasionally encounter adversity. Again because we see things best in contrast. But if you are constantly happy – it's so ' genuine happiness '?

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is a mirror that shows the same highest desired. Dumbledor replies that it's looking in the mirror and see only himself is the world's happiest. This means that if I am one hundred percent happy with my life and feel it perfect as it is, I only had to see for myself. The question is whether you can be constantly happy? I think I have the best, if I sometimes experience adversity. Again, because we see things better in contrast. But if you are constantly happy - it's so 'real happiness'?

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there is a mirror that shows your greatest wish. dumbledore says here that, looking in the mirror and sees only herself is the happiest. that is to say, if i am one hundred percent satisfied with my life and feel the perfect as it is, should i only see myself. the only question is whether you can be always happy? i think that i myself do it best if i get in between experiencing adversity. again because we see things in the best contrast. but if you"re constantly happy - it"s so true happiness?