Summary
This quote questions the idea of self-identity and self-worth being measured by material possessions. It suggests that if one defines oneself solely based on what they possess, and they were to lose those possessions, they would question their true identity. It prompts reflection on the importance of material possessions versus true inner values and qualities that make up an individual's identity. It challenges the notion of deriving self-worth from external factors and encourages a deeper exploration of one's inherent qualities and character beyond possessions.
By Erich Fromm
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