This article argues that it is necessary to have a multiple viewpoint for
understanding and educating happiness. Happiness is related to the happy
feeling, the happy feeling comes from an achievement in an activity, and the
achievement is made in connection to a certain objective element of the
activity. To get an understanding of the various aspects of happiness, thus, we
need to comprehend various aspects human activities. Hannah Arendt analyses
them into labor, work and action according to their qualities in her The Human
Condition, and I will interpret them according to their temporalities. I also add
the spiritual activity to Arendt’s three activities so as to get a whole view of
happiness. In addition, I try to organize the various aspects of happiness by
means of the concept of space. For this I get the help of Jürgen Habermas's
concept of three worlds: the inner world, the objective world, and the social
world. I also add to them the concept of the spiritual world for a better view
of happiness. In the conclusion, I suggest a table that organizes various aspects
of happiness according to the worlds fitting the qualities of the various aspects.
It will show that happiness contains qualitatively different aspects and that we
need a multiple view point, not a simple one to have a proper understand of
happiness.