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Bridges

Happiness

September 7, 2025 

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Discussion Questions

These questions are just to start and aid discussion. Please skip around in the list, indulge diversions, and let your discussion develop naturally.

 

More questions may be added as the event approaches. 

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  1. How would you define happiness?

  2. When were you happiest? Were you aware of your contentment in your happiest times, or did the happiness increase with nostalgia?

  3. ​​Had you heard of The World Happiness Report before this discussion (link below)? What did you learn from the report?

  4. If meaningful relationships are one of the major contributors to happiness, how should we approach the often hidden problem of loneliness in our lives, families, communities and city?​

  5. Do you practice mindfulness? What is the role of mindfulness (or meditation) in happiness? Is gratitude a part of happiness? How do you develop gratitude?

  6. Injustice, grief, and suffering are unavoidable realities for compassionate people. Does the pursuit of happiness ever conflict with loving others who are struggling?

Background Discussion Material

Material listed here is intended  to enhance discussion. The inclusion of these materials is not an endorsement of their authors or the organizations publishing them. We encourage you to fact check any claims made in these materials. 
 

Background materials will be added as the event approaches.
 

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King's Bridge is a registered Canadian charity. You can donate via Canada Helps (they will keep 4.5% of your donation) or via etransfer to our treasurer, Cindy at stealthwarrior3@gmail.com (100% of your donation will go to King's Bridge). Financial inquiries can also be addressed to Cindy at the same email address. 

Most King's Bridge gatherings take place in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, which is Treaty 7 territory. This is part of the traditional home of the Blackfoot Confederacy (which includes the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai First Nations), the Îethka Nakoda Wîcastabi First Nations (which includes the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Wesley First Nations), and the Tsuut’ina First Nations. Calgary is also part of the homeland of the Northwest Métis and Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3.

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