From Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations":
“True happiness doth consist in very few things.”
It seems to me that there are a couple ways to read this: 1) true happiness consists in only a few things, but he neglects to tell us what those things are; or 2) true happiness consists in investing oneself in few things.
Overall, the message seems to be about downsizing and simplicity, which seems solid to me.
“True happiness doth consist in very few things.”
It seems to me that there are a couple ways to read this: 1) true happiness consists in only a few things, but he neglects to tell us what those things are; or 2) true happiness consists in investing oneself in few things.
Overall, the message seems to be about downsizing and simplicity, which seems solid to me.
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