Waterfalls and Joy have a commonality and that is they are perennially gushing .

Just like water falls come cascading, ecstasy and happiness comes in waves and drowns us in the memory of the event which will be with us for a lifetime.

Waterfalls and Serenity are found in abundance where you expect it the least which makes both a fountain of delight.

Waterfalls are a joy to behold and Joy is the outburst of contentment and pleasure .

The Water falls but shamelessly and joyfully and flows effortlessly , whereas pure , sheer bliss is the culmination of pent up emotions let loose .

Waterfalls run wild and free and felicity is boisterous laughing and running amok with exaltation.

Waterfalls won’t sound so melodious if there were no rocks in between, laughter interspersed with suffering is why after every long dark night , there is a brighter day waiting for you.

Waterfalls are drivers of nature and pleasure the backbone of our existence.

Waterfall is the most perfect traveller because when it travels it becomes the path itself and contentment is the glue which ensures our life journey is smooth and laden with happiness and peace.

Waterfalls are indeed magical and a blessing to mankind by mother nature and happiness is contagious, like the very apt saying, laugh and the world will laugh with you.

According to scientific studies,The sound of running water aids in diminishing depression, increased mental clarity, greater emotional stability and an overall sense of well-being

antidote to a stress free living .

Water sounds have long been used in meditation to create a soothing atmosphere for our minds. Science suggests that the sound of running water can affect the rhythm of the neuronal “waves” in our brain, encouraging a more peaceful pace of thought. A state of happiness and relaxation can in turn have a soothing , tranquilizing and a calming effect on a human body.

Waterfalls have a neural and an auditory effect – apart from the dramatic sight and the sound, the spray they throw up drenches our skin and carries the taste of water into our mouths.