Thinking About Our Natural Level of Bliss

I was reading about this idea called a 'baseline level of happiness.' Basically, our happiness goes up and down all the time because of stuff that happens, but eventually, we always go back to the same set point inside us. It got me thinking a lot. If we’re just going to feel the same regardless of our situation, what’s even the point of striving so hard for certain things? And it works the other way, too-even when things are really tough and sad, that baseline pulls you back eventually. Maybe that’s what people mean when they say, 'Everything will be alright, inshallah.' To me, it feels like Allah designed us this way in this specific dunya. The world and our minds are set up so we can’t stay super, super happy for the long term here. It makes me wonder about Jannah. Allah knows just how to design a place that’s completely in sync with us, where our deepest joy can go on forever. So many of us keep chasing that permanent happiness in this life, but it usually leaves us feeling kind of empty, you know? I’m trying to learn to accept that you can’t be fully, truly happy in this world. You can feel comfortable, seek knowledge, get by-but if deep down that lasting joy isn’t here, what does any of it really mean? Wallahu a'lam.