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Healthy contemptment

 Healthy contemptment

Most people require happiness from external factors such as more money, power, etc. These lead them into a never-ending pit because their desires become stronger and they stray further away from happiness.


Having healthy contemptment means that your indifference allows you to reduce your desires and be fulfilled with the inner peace that you have.

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  1. Brilliance Of The Uneducated7 May 2023 at 05:19

    Happiness comes from within...nothing can ever buy you happiness.

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  2. The importance of networking and building professional relationships in college7 May 2023 at 05:26

    We live in a world where everyone is going through the most and sometimes happiness is a rare thing to see.

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  3. The Magical Country8 May 2023 at 03:14

    Would I be wrong to say happiness comes from things/people around us?

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  4. The university life9 May 2023 at 01:49

    Money can never buy happiness though it being a case, there sre several expectation on top of it. If it comes but with less of what one expect, things becomes astray

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