The early anthropologist who saw religion as rooted in a belief in spirits and the worship of them was

He was "James George Frazer".

Sir James George Frazer was a Scottish social anthropologist powerful in the beginning times of the advanced investigations of folklore and relative religion, mythology etc. He is regularly viewed as one of the establishing fathers of present day anthropology. His most well known work which he wrote in 1890 is entitled “The Golden Bough”, one of the books which still provides guidelines for the researchers in the field.

a healthy environment supports a healthy and happy lifewhat makes us happy is different from one person to the nextno matter what environment we belong to we usually learn what it is that does make us happythere are also those decisions we make that are more difficult to change once we get there if we don't like the outcomethen there are things that happen both good and bad that we have no control overi believe that if a person has something happen to them out of their control that they dislike, it can sometimes make someone feel defeated that they either give up on seeking happiness or it takes a very long time for them to find the motivation to try once again

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