Why Do You Doubt Other People’s Happiness? (Taoism Explains)

Why You Can't Understand Joy: The Ancient Taoist Secret to Happiness

Have you ever questioned someone else's joy? Dismissed their happiness because it didn't make sense to YOU? This ancient Taoist parable about fish swimming in a river reveals why we've become prosecutors of other people's emotions—and how this habit is blocking our own path to inner peace.

In this video, we explore: ✨ The famous debate between The Sage (Zhuangzi) and The Logician (Huizi) on the Hao River bridge. ✨ Why logic traps us in a "courtroom mentality" with everyone's feelings. ✨ The concept of qualia and why happiness can't be transferred or proven. ✨ Practical steps to witness joy without needing to judge or control it. ✨ How letting go of the past means releasing old definitions of happiness.

This isn't just philosophy—it's a roadmap to emotional freedom, healing from the past, and living in the present moment. If you're carrying the weight of the past, trying to measure everyone's happiness against your own standards, or struggling to find inner peace because nothing ever feels "enough," this video is for you.

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🎯 Timestamps: 0:00 - The Question That Changes Everything 2:15 - The Ancient Parable: Fish in the Hao River 5:30 - Why We Prosecute Other People's Joy 8:45 - The Untransferable Nature of Happiness 12:00 - How to Witness Without Judging 16:20 - Your Path to Emotional Freedom

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