Quote by Leo Tolstoy

They who have decided to dedicate their lives to spiritual perfection will never be dissatisfied or unhappy, because all that they want is in their power.

They who have decided to dedicate their lives to spiritual p

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals who have chosen to pursue spiritual growth and perfection will always find contentment and happiness. It implies that true fulfillment comes from within, and those who strive for spiritual enlightenment have the power to achieve it. By dedicating themselves to this path, they have already found everything they need and desire, removing the source of discontentment or unhappiness from their lives. It emphasizes the idea that true joy lies in self-discovery and the pursuit of higher consciousness.

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By Leo Tolstoy

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