Inner contentment liberates the soul — Mukesh Kwatra
Inner contentment liberates the soul — Mukesh Kwatra
Inner contentment liberates the soul — Mukesh Kwatra
Inner contentment liberates the soul — Mukesh Kwatra
Inner contentment liberates the soul — Mukesh Kwatra
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Inner contentment liberates the soul

— Mukesh Kwatra
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I want to cultivate a deep sense of gratitude, of groundedness, of enough, even while I’m longing for something more. Th — Shauna Niequist
Think back. How many of your sweetest dreams, your greatest hopes, your most cherished desires have come true?On the oth — Lionel Fisher, Celebrating Time Alone: Stories Of Splendid Solitude
Never let them try out this gratitude, for they would immediately discover that it supplies the first and most important — Geoffrey Wood
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People are complaining of having rags and not riches, but I find it a blessing just to have rags, to wipe away the dirt — Anthony Liccione
Appreciating what I have is my medicine. — Betty Jamie Chung
Happiness is in contentment, gratitude, and love. It is a lifestyle, not a location. — Ogwo David Emenike, Happiness Recipe: Eat and Stay Happy
London is satisfied, Paris is resigned, but New York is always hopeful. Always it believes that something good is about — Dorothy Parker
I work pretty hard for a sufficient living, and therefore – yes, I do well. — Charles Dickens, Great Expectations