Eudaimonia is not an emotional state; it is more about being all that you can, fulfilling your potential. The idea is that by living in a way that reaches your full potential you bloom or flourish and so display the best version of you that you can be.
-Aristotle

Beliefs

Beliefs

Happiness is a state of mind, not a destination.

Celebrations are the best way to experience happiness.

Eudaimonia is about personal experience.

In a celebratory social environment the emotions that result from bringing everyone together are ultimately what makes one happy.

The purpose of Celebrations are to appreciate and celebrate life, family and friends.

Birthdays are one of the most important days to celebrate.

The after life is not a concern in Eudaimonia because our primary concern is finding happiness in this lifetime.

Happiness is found ultimately within yourself, but happiness outside oneself can be found in those who surround you.

No age group is excluded from Celebrations, however each age group celebrates differently.

There is no right or wrong way to celebrate.

Code of Ethics

Code of Ethics

While in Celebration…

Follow the Golden Rule – Treat everyone equally.

Your happiness should not cause any one else harm.

Do not act impulsively, act responsibly.

Do not instigate negative behavior

Live in the moment -- enjoy your life now and do not worry about the future.

Freely experience happiness, as long as it is within the laws established by your country

Do not pass judgment on others, especially on what makes them happy.

The point of the religion is to have that feeling of happiness that one gets when hanging out with friends and bringing people together, so if drinking is involved, it should be done responsibly. Followers should not get to the point of uncontrollable intoxication in which they lose memory and ability to function.

✶✶ Eudaimonians are not restricted to practicing just the Religion of Celebration. They are free to explore and practice other religions as well.✶✶

Rituals

Rituals & Celebrations

Saturday is the day of celebration.

Sunday is the day of rest and reflection.

Reflection is time of deep contemplation on ones Celebration experiences and can be done alone or with friends or family.

June 21st is the official holiday of Eudaimonia – “Eudaimonia Day” - a day where people worldwide celebrate life.

These are reflections of our followers who wish to share their experiences and joy with others.

Independence Day

Every 4th of July, my entire family gets together for the biggest celebration of the year. It might seem unusual to make a big deal out of Independence Day, but it’s the only time of year when all of my cousins, aunts, and uncles can take work off and come up to our cabin in Maine to spend time together and celebrate.
We have a ton of food, stories, campfires, fireworks, and fun. It’s the time when all of my cousins bring their significant others to meet the family, so there are new faces every year. It’s also often the one day of the year when we get to meet the newest members of the family after someone has a baby!

Two of the newest family members learning to fish.
My uncle Jack gathers everyone together and makes a big speech, usually involving an excerpt from the Declaration of Independence. His loud, booming voice makes it very exciting. After, there is a giant game of family badminton, during which absolutely everyone is accused of cheating—but it’s all in good fun!
Paying close attention to the annual Independence Day Speech.

Later in the night, those partiers left standing have a big card game, usually lasting until the early hours of the next morning. We all laugh, talk, and catch up on everything that has happened since the last time we saw each other, and even if it has been a year, it still feels like I’m sitting at the table with my closest friends. Independence Day is more than just an American holiday for my family, it's a day of laughter, bonding, and enjoying the company of those we hold dear.