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Joyful Sparks - the Quest for Joy

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4 Riddles increasing in difficulty, inspired by the Challenges: 1) Blog Post - (Teacher Tom) Joy, 2) Video - The Psychology and Neuroscience of Happiness, 3) Reading - What is the Circle of Security? Developing Specific Relationship Capacities and 4) Reading - The Risks of Joy: How Powerful Defenses Against Shame Prevent Us from Fully Enjoying Our Lives

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4 Riddles increasing in difficulty, inspired by the Challenges: 1) Blog Post - (Teacher Tom) Joy, 2) Video - The Psychology and Neuroscience of Happiness, 3) Reading - What is the Circle of Security? Developing Specific Relationship Capacities and 4) Reading - The Risks of Joy: How Powerful Defenses Against Shame Prevent Us from Fully Enjoying Our Lives

by Reid, Khadija
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A feeling that lights up the heart when good things happen.

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Sometimes described as a spark inside when you're content.

Opposite of sorrow; often felt during celebrations.

It's a warm, uplifting emotion.

Love, well-being, and equity threads

2

A form of expression that uses body and music to tell stories or convey feelings, often performed on stage or in streets.

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Can be performed solo or with others, and there are many styles.

Seen on stages, studios, or street corners worldwide.

It moves to rhythm and can express emotion without words.

3

In this bond, closeness and independence dance together, with care that feels steady and reliable.

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Opposite styles include anxious and avoidant in Attachment Theory.

Caregivers respond consistently, helping a person explore and seek support.

A term from psychology describing a confident, trusting bond.

4

A moment when happiness and self-consciousness collide.

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Blooming in social situations and tied to self-awareness; not pure pride.

Often accompanies blushing or a forced smile in social settings.

It's felt when something good happens, but you worry about others' judgments.

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