When a person lives more or less stable life and knows that his right to life is very strictly protected by the state, he is happy.
On the other hand, when you wake up and know that your arms and legs are intact and the sun has risen, that means you are a happy person," concluded Ilyumzhinov.
Recall that according to the poll, 85 per cent of Russians considered themselves happy. And the respondents feel happy mainly due to children, family and strong health.
The President of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, said that stability and confidence in having the right to life is the source of happiness of people.
"The major level of happiness is stability and the right to life. Recently, we saw more than 100 armed conflicts in Syria, Afghanistan, Libya and explosions in St. Petersburg.
