Arguably, true abundance might be contentment–everything as is, without justification, categorization, or rationalization. Being in the present, in other words, and feeling the default wellbeing that comes with that state.
On the other end of the spectrum, plenty of folks have had a glut of resources and time, and lived most of their lives in soul-grating shortage. Don’t get me wrong, I love having money and time, but I think in terms of true abundance, they don’t quite check all the necessary boxes.
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