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.

Good Vibes

      Here at Boston University, I am part of an all-girls hip-hop team called Vibes. As a team, we follow Eudaimonia, and celebrate with each other, to help bring us all closer together. For example, after our competitions, we usually throw a party to celebrate being given the opportunity to compete and all of the achievements we have made as a team. Sometimes, however, our reasons for celebrating are much simpler. Thursday night is typically a time when we all get together to celebrate a long a week of successful practices. We usually just stay in our comfortable practice clothes and hang out at one of our teammate’s apartments. The night is spent telling stories, playing games, listening to music, and dancing around for fun.



     A really special aspect of Vibes is the fact that there are no “clicks” on the team; everyone gets along with each other and for a team of 20 girls, it is quite impressive. I don’t think this would be possible if we didn’t follow Eudiamonia. Following this religion gives us time to really get to know aspects of each other that we wouldn’t know from simply practicing together; our true personalities really shine through when we celebrate together. Additionally, the time spent together as a team outside of practice allows us to resolve any problems that might have arisen during practice and gives us a chance to unwind from the stress that comes with preparing for competitions. Celebrating as a team brings us all happiness and this happiness makes us a stronger and more successful team, both in practice and at competitions.