National Smile Power Day

National Smile Power Day shares one powerful expression on June 15th every year.

National Smile Power Day is the perfect excuse to shine your pearly whites and show off your dimples. And no, a smiley face or an emoji won't! At least not today. A smile is a symbol of happiness and vitality, a beacon of hope and an expression of emotions. So just for today, drop the ':)' and put on a big smile. Go on….

One might ask what is in the power of a smile. Well, when we laugh, we automatically activate our own autonomic nervous system, the system that releases endorphins into the bloodstream, to trigger a happy hormone. That said, when they smile at others, they also have a chance to feel that happy hormone. It's a win/win situation isn't it? Starting each day with a smile and smiling at strangers is good for your immune system and it brings a little cheer to a day that could have been worse.

Why National Smile Power Day?

While it's just an involuntary movement of the zygomatic muscles in your face, a smile can brighten anyone's day at the end of the day. Whether you're wishing good morning or you're helping someone, when accompanied by a smile, it can definitely change the look. Many popular quotes from many popular personalities emphasize the importance of wearing a smile when you go to work. Whether you want to improve your chances of having a better workday or you want to improve your holiday time, you just need to start smiling.

Starting your day with a smile can boost your mood and bring radiant happiness to those around you. It gives you a certain positive feeling like no other and is liked by everyone. A person who smiles is never forgotten and that is why a smile has the power to overcome any situation or challenge. Therefore, we use a day to celebrate the power of smile on this day every year to let everyone know the importance of a simple smile.

History of National Smile Power Day

I don't know who came up with the idea to spend the day volunteering to spread smiles. If we trace the origin of the smile in mythology, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, both refer to the smile. Even before that, the Vedas were about smiling. In the Vedas there is mention of smiling and how it helps in building relationships with others. Reality is shown to be true even in this day and age. A simple smile can ease a person's mood.

According to recorded history, the first smile was from the Indus Valley Civilization. Fossils unearthed from that time show wall paintings where you can see smiles on faces. Since then, humans are said to have the power to smile.

The great Dr. Seuss once said, "Don't cry because it's over, and smile because it happened." This is basically one of the basic principles behind the creation of National Smile Power Day. Not many people realize the benefits of smiling, and this day was invented to make people aware that people who smile more live longer.

Many countries have begun urging their governments to make National Smile Day an official holiday. That way, everyone will have an official reason to smile on a certain day of the year.

Interesting facts about National Smile Power Day

You may wonder what is so special and powerful about a smile. But you will be amazed by the results you can enjoy by adding a simple smile to any transaction, currency or not.

On this day, we bring some fun facts about smiles in general.

• If you didn't know, smiles are contagious and people can't help but smile back at someone who's smiling at them.
• Smiling can add beauty to your appearance and it's also the first expression we learn after we're born.
• It doesn't matter what country or city you are in, you can smile and it will be well understood.
• Smiling is not only a way to deliver a burst of endorphins and dopamine, but it also helps control your blood pressure. It also helps keep your stress levels low.
• People who can smile are more confident and social than those who frown. In fact, smiling is easier than frowning or crying.
• Smiling is the best exercise for your facial muscles because it makes the most of your facial muscles.
• It is reported that women often laugh more than men.

How to celebrate National Smile Power Day

• Smile

The day is meant to smile. So put a smile on everyone you meet on the street, at work or at home. That will help motivate the other person and motivate them to pass it on to someone else forward.

• Use smiley emoji

On this day, make sure you use smileys in every text you send. That will automatically help you send a happy message rather than an angry or upset one. It helps you to reduce stress and also boosts the confidence of the person you are sending the message to.

• Perform random acts of kindness

On National Smile Power Day, you can go ahead and perform as many random acts of kindness as you can. That will always bring a smile to your face and also bring joy to the people you are doing the act of kindness to. National Smile Power Day will contribute a lot to create a better world to live.