Quote by Thomas Fuller

Lavishness is not generosity.

Lavishness is not generosity.

Summary

This quote suggests that the act of being lavish or extravagant does not equate to being generous. True generosity is not about simply spending money on lavish items or experiences for oneself or others, but rather about selflessly giving resources, time, or support to those in need. It emphasizes the importance of the intention and purpose behind generosity, highlighting that true generosity comes from a place of genuine care and compassion, rather than a desire to show off wealth or status.

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