why does well-being look like this?

http://beautyandhealthcaretips.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/happy-life.jpg

http://www.greenprophet.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/wellbeing.jpg

http://aquacard.hu/ferencvaros/sites/default/files/pics/boldog%20%C3%A9let.jpg

http://uncommonchick.com/wp-content/uploads/well-being.jpg

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-3enKRSAfSho/UHW-c_2ry_I/AAAAAAAAA2c/ZGhc5XlmP78/s1600/well-being.jpg

http://workempowermentfoundation.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/03/18/many_people_happy_in_sunset.jpg

http://loughboroughsport.com/corporate-well-being/files/2012/08/cropped-personal-well-being.jpg

or i guess i should ask: when you think of "well-being" do you think of arms outstretched? is it just shorthand for freedom? or being right with God?

http://www.cottageviews.com/Artists%20Photos/Pete%20Townshend.jpg

raising your arms up like that lifts the diaphragm and gets more air into your lungs iirc

internet shorthand anyway. but i'm sure the greeting card industry tapped into stretching = bliss a long time ago.

recaption these all: "come at me, bro"

you need more air if you are a human windmill like pete townshend, i suppose.

is it a universal sign for acceptance of the universe?

http://latinmasses.ca/images/crucifixion.jpg

i wonder if their are cultures where you have to keep your arms down away from heaven so that you don't offend god(s).

yeah, that guy! i do think of religion when i see stretched out bliss.

http://www.artbhoy.com/userimages/theBroony190%20copy.jpg

i didn't grow up with religion or god(s) so i just know the symbols and iconography.

i rarely do this though. although i guess a beach is where you do this. the wind, the surf, etc...

maybe on top of a mountain...

I watched a UK comedy show (Modern Life Is Goodish) last night and Dave Gorman was talking about how clocks in adverts are always set to 10:08 or 2:50 because that position indicates happiness. I always thought it was so the hands didn't obscure the clockmaker's name.

http://etc.usf.edu/clipart/34200/34202/nclock-10-08_34202_sm.gif

outstretched arms = embracing the lifebliss of mother earth with open arms

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_zMsg9U8UoyM/SUd_VVTBHnI/AAAAAAAAC8w/l9CFcSn3cgg/s400/firing+squad.jpg

i just asked maria how she would know if someone were blissfully happy. what would they be doing. body language. and she threw her arms out wide and did the pose. and then i asked her when was the last time she actually saw someone do this and of course she couldn't remember other than when people finish a race. because hardly anyone does this. but we all think of it when we think of extremely happy/blissful. so, i guess its just a human thing. i guess people do it when they win the lottery or do well on the price is right. i think it means freedom. because freedom is love.

https://samcrumpler.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/im-on-a-boat.jpg

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/07/03/article-2167825-13E645C2000005DC-877_634x939.jpg

it's a gesture that looks more about signaling than a manifestation of joy

oh yeah and singers too. when they emote. it also means that you aren't afraid. you aren't shielding yourself. so, that would mean calm and happy. free.

Swampy armpits are the opposite of well-being, so I say yes, air them out and rejoice.

Happiness is a swamped pit

read that comedy show as Modern Life Is Godflesh

it's a sign of open acceptance, which is the financial mood they need you to be in for the next stage of the pyramid scheme induction

When we cross our arms, it's a protective gesture, both in signaling negativity/fear and physically protecting the heart and lungs from attack. Makes sense that the opposite of this gesture would signal openness and positivity.

Funny, watched a programme on the Comedy Channel that said that it had been standard in advertising to display all clocks at the 10:08 position since it made it look like the clock was smiling. Just being reminded of taht here since everybody's arms seem to be in pretty much the same position.
10:08 meant taht the clock looked like it was smiling but was just off symmetry enough to make it look natural. Over symmetricality removed the feeling of well-being that this installed in potential customers. Funny thing this guy noticed was that the practise of setting clocks in advertising to 10:08 had continued over into digital clocks which removed any meaning from the act. Occurs to me that t could have been advertisers being quasi ironic but it does make it look like they're missing the point of why this was done. Anyway the guy noticed that pretty much every digital clock he found in advertising maintained this 10:08 readout which isn't clever.

Oh, somebody beat me to it.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_RSeTrS6Uy2s/TAQ12JDf8FI/AAAAAAAAGtQ/dkWlmshtt3w/s1600/titanic-film.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99j0zLuNhi8‎

http://media.naplesnews.com/media/img/photos/2010/01/30/100130NS-GK-HAITISERVICE181_t607.jpg

http://theurbanpastor.wordpress.com/2010/11/23/should-i-raise-my-hands-in-church/

Conclusion

Whether we raise our hands or not is not the litmus test of theological orthodoxy or charismatic credentials. It doesn’t make you a Christian or even a keen one. It just makes you one who puts their hands in the air. If you want to and you think it’s appropriate go for your life. And if you don’t, that’s fine. Just remember the words of 1 Samuel 16:7, ‘The Lord does not look at the things man looks at. Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks upon the heart’.

10:08 had continued over into digital clocks which removed any meaning from the act. Occurs to me that t could have been advertisers being quasi ironic but it does make it look like they're missing the point of why this was done. Anyway the guy noticed that pretty much every digital clock he found in advertising maintained this 10:08 readout which isn't clever.

10:08 is also the time that lights up the most cells on a digital display

Raising your arms in the air signals sexual availability. You release pheremones. Well-being = well-laid.

http://i.istockimg.com/file_thumbview_approve/2944455/2/stock-photo-2944455-woman-with-warm-clothes-relaxing-in-beach-chair.jpg

Sorry blissed out lady, but you really need to look more like pearl jam logo

I think these images are a fairly poor representations of well-being. Among other things, well-being is not manifested as a single well-defined emotion, making it very difficult to photograph.

What these photos are substituting for well-being is exaltation, because the people meant to respond to these images are seeking, not experiencing, well-being in their lives. They imagine that if they achieved well-being, they would experience it as the photos represent it.

http://i41.tinypic.com/2n1rm06.jpg

http://www.dynamic-karate.com/images/karate_kata_unsu.jpg

Thannks fake plm!

^^

http://techland.time.com/2013/09/18/google-vs-death/

I image well-being as sort of smug contentness rather that jubilant mania

yw!

http://i42.tinypic.com/2zi9350.jpg

http://i44.tinypic.com/52hu0o.jpg

key thread

gonna calculate at what time the hands are exactly symmetrical circa 10 o'clock

ok so the number of degrees the hour hand passes beyond 10 are number of minutes/2 or m/2

the number of degrees the hour hand is away from 12 is therefore 60-m/2

the number of degrees the minute hand passes beyond 12 are number of minutes x 6 or 6m

60-m/2 = 6m

60 = 6.5m

6.5 into 60 = 65 into 600

9 remainder 15

so 9 and 15/65 minutes, cancelled down to 9 3/13 minutes

THE UNCANNY HOUR OF WELL-BEING AND JUBILATION

why does being well-hung look like this?
http://www.dplindbenchmark.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Faith-and-Well-being.jpg

http://i41.tinypic.com/2qn9u6w.jpg

can you also photoshop the wristwatch to the correct jubilant time?

no, it will look like a frown and no frowns belong on such a jubilant day as the day chris martin fucked a dolphin.

http://www.chrisoleary.com/projects/Baseball/Pitching/Images/Examples/Example_InvertedW_AnthonyReyes_2006_048.jpg

http://s24.postimg.org/71b759kv5/Funny_Animal_Image_Ant_Eater.jpg

http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/collared-anteater-tamandua-tetradactyla-9332629.jpg
http://www.internetarchaeology.org/img/Moving/WebElements/a483.gif

http://padresteve.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/village_people_ymca_video_still-350w_263h.jpg

http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/images/ic/544x306/p01bqlk5.jpg