Summary
This quote suggests that by minimizing our desires and material possessions, we can attain a higher state of being that is similar to the divine. It implies that excessive wants and attachment to material things distance us from the gods, while simplicity and contentment bring us closer to their ideal. The quote encourages individuals to find fulfillment and happiness in a less materialistic and more spiritual way of life, emphasizing the importance of inner peace and self-restraint in our pursuit of divinity.
Topics
Desires
By Socrates
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