Hygge: The Danish Art of Happiness

hygge yourself and feel good with others, that’s life. It helps you retain a sharp mind

At the same time, hygge being part of a child’s upbringing means that when children interact with other people, they find it easier to tune in to when relationships feel trustworthy and safe.

We are alive in relation to each other, and share something special together right there in that moment

But if you want to live together for many years, you have to continue to
see
each other

It has become a morning ritual that I like very much.
Just like Dan Turell (a Danish poet), I like the everyday.
Its repetition.
In a life where everything moves quickly, and you have to be on top of everything, it’s nice to have a morning routine.

the crackling of a candle, the regular waiter’s nod of recognition

As a child it meant a lot to me to feel that my parents relaxed so much on Saturday nights.
It generated in me a feeling of
hygge

comes of its own accord

You’ve hit the nail on the head there

When I am
hygg
-ing, I am present.
I let go of the past and the future and I am content.
I don’t need anything other than what there is