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Contentment
When you are content to be simply yourself and don’t
compare or compete, everyone will respect you. – Lao Tzu
Some say that contentment is really the word we
should use when we discuss happiness, as it appears to be
less fleeAng, more stable, and is colored by a sense of
peacefulness. It is a combinaAon of saAsfacAon and
happiness, and is an internal sense of peace that does not
WeHeartIt demand change in external circumstances.
Contentment is the greatest form of wealth. –
If you look for perfec<on, you’ll never be Acharya Nagarjuna
content. – Leo Tolstoy
Here are a few words that
showcase someone who
feels contentment:
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