Harsha loka closes the second row with joy. It offers a pause to notice pleasure, gratitude or simple ease without turning them into evidence of permanent spiritual progress. A good moment can matter even within a difficult period.
Joy may be quiet: a shared joke, a task that goes well, a familiar place or a few minutes without hurry. It does not have to resemble somebody else's idea of a meaningful life. Nor does enjoying something require you to deny what remains painful.
If this theme connects with your question, consider whether there is an experience you have been passing over because it seems too small. You might want to make time for it, share it or simply notice it while it is here.