Various special days are celebrated throughout the year, but in June there is one particular day on the calendar that is considered the happiest. This day helps people stay in a good mood despite everyday adversities.
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This date was established on June 20 by several specialists, between psychologists and meteorologists, who determined it this way after analyzing people’s emotions on that date, highlighting their good mood.
“Yellow Day” also has its counterpart known as “Blue Monday.” This day was created by British psychologist Cliff Arnall and is considered the saddest Monday of the year. In 2005, Arnall also created “Yellow Day” to encourage happiness and counteract sadness for a moment.
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In addition, June 20 coincides with the summer solstice, which marks the end of spring. This astronomical phenomenon occurs when the sun reaches its maximum declination, projecting its light onto the point of maximum latitude on Earth.
What are the happiest countries in the world?
According to the ranking published by the United Nations (UN), known as the “World Happiness Report”these are the happiest countries in the world:
- Finland
- Denmark
- Iceland
- Israel
- Netherlands
This day is celebrated to be with your family or friends who make you the most happy.. You can also spend it somewhere that makes you happy or relive a memory that makes you feel in a good mood.
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