Summary
This quote suggests that true wealth lies not only in possessing what we desire but in having the ability to be content and independent, even without those desires. It emphasizes the idea that material possessions alone do not define power, but rather the freedom and self-sufficiency that come from not being reliant on external factors or possessions. It reminds us that the power to let go and be content with what we have ultimately leads to a sense of inner strength and control over our lives.