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I wonder if that phrase actually used the word poverty. Poverty is quite well understood in the context of countries, but I don't think you are using the same definition.
Poverty as an obstacle that needs dealing immediately.Poverty by itself is not any kind of blessing, it is an imminent threat to your existence and it needs to be dealt with immediately. Otherwise you will quickly lose shelter, and food. Tell me how well your quest for happiness in life will go if you are starving and dying of cold and exposure to the elements.
Alternate viewpoint: a life of moderation or even scarcity.However, a life of moderation, or maybe even one of scarcity, can lead to good things, such as learning how to live on the minimum necessary (try going on a week without internet, it should be quite possible). Also, the lack of abundance allows one to appreciate things a lot more (lest you want to apply the "you never know what you have until you lost it" saying).
Sorry if it goes back to a previous topic, but a humble life like that allows one to develop a deep insight and appreciation for life. It's not quite unlike hermits or monks in retreat from society.
I was really bad at history classes. I wonder why we didn't even learn the chronology of events for the world wars :/ Well, maybe we studied that, but my memory is so bad I didn't keep track of anything.
Mnessie trying to figure himself out.
Mnessie said: ... and maybe that is not just a part of being an observer but rather a part of me from another branch. I do wonder about that now actually... feedback would be most welcome.
If you want feedback on understanding yourself, we are probably not the best people to ask. I've only known you for a few days xP I can help my best friend figure herself out, but I've known her for over ten years, I know her as well as she does herself xD'
SK7000
over 11 years agoPoverty as an obstacle that needs dealing immediately.Poverty by itself is not any kind of blessing, it is an imminent threat to your existence and it needs to be dealt with immediately. Otherwise you will quickly lose shelter, and food. Tell me how well your quest for happiness in life will go if you are starving and dying of cold and exposure to the elements.
Alternate viewpoint: a life of moderation or even scarcity.However, a life of moderation, or maybe even one of scarcity, can lead to good things, such as learning how to live on the minimum necessary (try going on a week without internet, it should be quite possible). Also, the lack of abundance allows one to appreciate things a lot more (lest you want to apply the "you never know what you have until you lost it" saying).
Sorry if it goes back to a previous topic, but a humble life like that allows one to develop a deep insight and appreciation for life. It's not quite unlike hermits or monks in retreat from society.
I was really bad at history classes. I wonder why we didn't even learn the chronology of events for the world wars :/ Well, maybe we studied that, but my memory is so bad I didn't keep track of anything.
Mnessie trying to figure himself out.