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How to live happily and richly? and got a better answer
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Don't listen to anyone. Live happily and richly?
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Don't listen to anyone. Live happily and richly.
Don't listen to anyone. Live happily and richly.
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Nah, you either choose one or the other, or you can eat the fish.
Nah, you either choose one or the other, or you can eat the fish.
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And that's a question you have to ask yourself. Everyone has their own way of doing it. Ask your subconscious this question, give it a week to think about it, then ask it. The answer may be very unexpected.
And that's a question you have to ask yourself. Everyone has their own way of doing it. Ask your subconscious this question, give it a week to think about it, then ask it. The answer may be very unexpected.
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Be happy and rich.
Be happy and rich.
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All wealth is in Dujah! All other good things Come!
All wealth is in Dujah! All other good things Come!
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Easy. Solve the money issue first. Once and for all, so as not to return to it. There will be a lot of free time for communication, travel, meet your half, create a space of love, build your estate, you will have a lot of children. They too will grow up and live happily and richly!
Easy. Solve the money issue first. Once and for all, so as not to return to it. There will be a lot of free time for communication, travel, meet your half, create a space of love, build your estate, you will have a lot of children. They too will grow up and live happily and richly!
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"Whoever does not think that what he has is the highest abundance will remain a poor man, even if he becomes the master of the whole world. If in life you conform to nature, you will never be poor, but if you conform to human opinion, you will never be rich." Epicurus. "Nature desires little," Seneca continues Epicurus' reasoning, "but human opinion desires infinitely much. Only the wise are satisfied with what they have, while foolishness suffers continually in abhorrence of what they have. Let us return to the laws of nature, and wealth is ready for us. Everything we need either costs cheap or costs nothing. I will teach you how to become rich in no time. First, you have to borrow. Borrow from a compliant lender, yourself. Any little thing is enough for us, if we ask for everything we lack, which is the same as not wanting it, as is having it. As for happiness: "Happiness is a restless thing, it gives itself no rest, no time limit, and in many ways alarms our mind. It makes everyone chase after something: some - for power, others - for luxury, the first making arrogant, the second - pampered, but ruining both of them.True happiness - in virtue. Good in its essence is such that it is followed by constant joy and deep, beating joy from the very depths, who enjoys what he has, and from none of his neighbors and home does not want more than they give. I can also call blissful the one who, thanks to reason, desires nothing and fears nothing.
"Whoever does not think that what he has is the highest abundance will remain a poor man, even if he becomes the master of the whole world. If in life you conform to nature, you will never be poor, but if you conform to human opinion, you will never be rich." Epicurus. "Nature desires little," Seneca continues Epicurus' reasoning, "but human opinion desires infinitely much. Only the wise are satisfied with what they have, while foolishness suffers continually in abhorrence of what they have. Let us return to the laws of nature, and wealth is ready for us. Everything we need either costs cheap or costs nothing. I will teach you how to become rich in no time. First, you have to borrow. Borrow from a compliant lender, yourself. Any little thing is enough for us, if we ask for everything we lack, which is the same as not wanting it, as is having it. As for happiness: "Happiness is a restless thing, it gives itself no rest, no time limit, and in many ways alarms our mind. It makes everyone chase after something: some - for power, others - for luxury, the first making arrogant, the second - pampered, but ruining both of them.True happiness - in virtue. Good in its essence is such that it is followed by constant joy and deep, beating joy from the very depths, who enjoys what he has, and from none of his neighbors and home does not want more than they give. I can also call blissful the one who, thanks to reason, desires nothing and fears nothing.
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