Euphoria and the Roaring 20s – Nanis Italian Jewels

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The word euphoria entered the English vocabulary during the seventeenth century. It initially described a generic feeling of physical and emotional fulfillment. From the Greek eu (well) pherein ( bring), the word literally meant "to bring oneself well": it was the forerunner of today's ubiquitous "well-being." Euphoria
The word euphoria entered the English vocabulary during the seventeenth century. It initially described a generic feeling of physical and emotional fulfillment. From the Greek eu (well) pherein ( bring), the word literally meant to bring oneself well: it was the forerunner of today's ubiquitous well-being. Euphoria is something intoxicating and contagious. It inflates the heart and makes us spin in circles. It is there with us during the breathtaking first weeks of a romance or in the peaks of excitement we feel for an unfamiliar city in the middle of the night. Everything seems bright and everything seems connected. The world shines.