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Sometimes a group of people happily dancing together takes hold of someone who is standing miserable and depressed on the outside. They pull him into the dance circle despite himself, forcing him to rejoice with them.
Similarly, when a person is happy, his pain and sadness may move to the sidelines. But a higher level is to pursue the sadness itself and "pull it into the dance circle," turning it into joy. If you truly set your mind to it, you will find that even amidst your worst troubles and suffering, you can always turn all your sadness into joy.
True joy is when you forcibly transform your sadness and depression into happiness.   
                                      -  Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, Likutey Moharan II, 23