People s constant pursuit of money is material dissatisfaction or spiritual dissatisfaction

If you have to classify it, it's still divided into spirit, although I personally think that desire can't be completely spiritually unsatisfied. Spiritual pursuit generally refers to wanting to read a good book, want to watch a good movie, want to understand the relevant knowledge of the world, want to get the meaning of one's own existence, and so on. The pursuit of money is obviously the embodiment of desire, and it is reasonable to say that it has nothing to do with material life, but this pursuit is material wealth, so it is really not easy to divide.

If we look at the point that "the pursuit of money is to satisfy one's own spirit", then the conclusion should be spiritual dissatisfaction. In fact, it is true that many people do not spend money at all after making money, but simply want to continue to make money, and there is no material dissatisfaction at all. However, I don't think that the possibility of putting desire alone is not the same as either spiritual pursuit or material pursuit.

After all, there should be a standard for our spiritual and material pursuits, but there is no end to our desires. People with a higher spiritual realm are able to restrain their desires, while those who are not at a high level are often driven by desires to become slaves to money, which is a question of spiritual realm rather than spiritual satisfaction. Therefore, I think that this kind of money worshippers are neither materially nor spiritually satisfied, but only unsatisfied desires.

Of course, if desire is considered to belong to the category of the spirit, it is also possible to change this conclusion to spiritual dissatisfaction.

Of course, the spirit is not satisfied.

Regardless of one's financial situation, the pursuit of spiritual fulfillment is very important for everyone. Although money can provide material comforts and satisfaction, it does not fully satisfy one's inner needs. Here are some possible reasons why people who don't have to deal with bad money also seek spiritual fulfillment:

1.Happiness and contentment: Spiritual contentment can lead to a deeper level of happiness and contentment. Money does not directly bring about this spiritual level of satisfaction, as it is often associated with factors such as deeper personal growth, relationships, meaning, and purpose.

2.Self-actualization and growth: Spiritual fulfillment often involves sensitivity to one's own growth and the achievement of a certain goal or the pursuit of a certain meaning. Regardless of financial situation, an individual's motivation for self-growth and exploration of their inner potential often goes beyond money itself.

3.Relationships and social connections: Even with wealth, connections and social connections between people are needed to meet our emotional and psychological needs.

Spiritual fulfillment is often associated with things like intimate relationships, friendships, and social support, which cannot be achieved through money alone.

4.Caring for others and a sense of social responsibility: Many people find that by caring for and paying attention to others and making a positive impact, they can achieve a deeper level of spiritual fulfillment.

Money may provide certain resources and opportunities to help others, but truly meeting the needs of others spiritually is often associated with a deeper sense of social responsibility and care.

To sum up, the pursuit of spiritual fulfillment is important for the individual, regardless of the financial situation. Money can provide material satisfaction, but spiritual satisfaction is closely related to factors such as personal inner development, interpersonal relationships, self-actualization, and social responsibility.

It is also normal for people who are not bad at money to not have much desire for money.

It is possible that people's pursuits have reached another level, from Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory, the first level of physiological needs, the second level of security needs, the third level of emotional and belonging needs, the fourth level of respect needs, and the fifth level of self-actualization needs. The first three layers of money have been solved, and everyone already has money, so there is no need to pursue it anymore. It has reached the level of self-realization and self-certification, and of course you should choose to do what you like at this time.

In addition, everyone has their own ambitions, and turnip and cabbage have their own love. For example, some people pursue a rich and expensive life, some people just want to live a petty bourgeois life, have a small house, have a scooter, and don't worry about anything, but they don't need famous brands. Don't be too tired, time is free, you can live a literary and artistic life, travel everywhere, stay in this city for a few years, live in the deep mountains and old forests for a few months...

Just because you don't have any desire for money doesn't mean you're not motivated, and it's very likely that people aren't pursuing money anymore. It is also possible that people have made any achievements in learning and sliding, what achievements they have in literature and art, and what realm they have reached in their inner cultivation, which are not necessarily what you can see.

Life in the world should not be compromised with reality just for the sake of material satisfaction. We should also be full of beautiful imagination of the world, and we should also pursue the satisfaction of the inner world. From Gao Xiaosong's side of the prose.

All pursue, mainly focusing on the pursuit of the latter.

The essence is to change the material life and gain happiness.

It is a pity that too many people are harnessed by money, and regard the increasing amount of money as success and become slaves to money.

"Money" is a standard of value in circulation.

"Money is omnipotent" because it can buy all "goods" in the "market".

But not everything of value has **, because they are not commodities circulating in the market.

**: Market economy, commodity society, you can provide goods or services that others need, you have economic value, people who need it will give you a commodity according to the market**, it is your external material desire.

Value: Your social value is to meet the needs of others, while your self-worth is to meet the self-value standards of your own spiritual world, personality, morality, and inner spiritual growth.

It doesn't matter how much money you make, what matters is whether you are happy in life or not.

Human beings are all about finding joy and happiness in this life.

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Modern society is a commodity economic society. Man must survive first, and he must pursue money. If money is useless, no one pursues it.

It's human nature. That's how it should be. There is no reason.

You don't have money, can you live? If I'm not mistaken, you're asking this question when you're lonely, or rather lonely. When you're chasing money, do you think about it?

That's when I understood best.

Money is the capital of life, and only by living can there be everything else. People's excessive pursuit of money stems from a kind of loss, and that is greed. People have forgotten the essence of money and survival, and only know to accumulate wealth at all costs. Like Grande, they.

Both must be pursued in order for people to live happily. Material abundance is a necessary foundation for one's own survival, and material abundance will also satisfy spiritual abundance to a certain extent.

In the monk culture of various countries, the practice of ascetics is popular. That is, if a monk wants to cultivate to a higher spiritual level, he must taste all the great sufferings and sorrows of life, so that he can comprehend the true meaning of life from it. But I don't agree that bumpy setbacks can happen at any level of people.

There are so many things that people need to face in their lives, even if you are old, if you want to participate in social activities, you will encounter troublesome things that you have never encountered before. If you can have a rich material life, why should you deliberately pursue a poor life in order to achieve a high spiritual realm?

Some of the children who grow up in material deprivation have low self-esteem, and some are willing to endure hardships. Proper education is a key factor. Some people are poor all their lives, not only poor in life, but also poor in spirit.

Of course, there are also many children of rich families who are less spiritually and intellectually scarce than the children who are materially poor. In the end, it is still to blame on the factor of family education.

It's not that I'm advocating hedonism, but from a psychological point of view, if the material life is very rich and any life needs can be satisfied, then life must be very chic, very comfortable, and very comfortable. If this person also pursues spiritual enrichment, his life will surely be full of joy. Material abundance and spiritual abundance are like people's right-hand men, and without one of them, life will be inconvenient.

If you want to live a good life, then pursue both, promote each other, and achieve a good life.

Material abundance can provide a solid guarantee for our pursuit of spiritual abundance, and spiritual abundance can make our material more textured. I often read books, just when I interned, I finally had my own income, I can blatantly buy my favorite books to read, no need to be disgusted and spend money, every time I open a salary, no matter how much, I will buy books for myself, a few books to buy, really can not only satisfy my desire to buy, buy, buy, but also get spiritual satisfaction.

Material wealth, is to enter the madness of buying, buying, buying, buying, buying and buying, there is money and freedom, I think so, material wealth, can give you the right and security to pursue spiritual freedom, so we must strive to become rich, work hard to make our pockets abundant, and then improve ourselves, let our spirit improve, and provide spiritual support for us to make better money.

Therefore, we cannot simply meet the pursuit of one side, we must pay attention to balance and matching, and only pursue spiritual satisfaction, I am afraid that we will be excluded by society, and we will be despised by people if we only pursue material.

Isn't that, of course it's both

You may say that you can't have both fish and bear's paws, but it has also been said that things are man-made So, anything is possible! It mostly depends on what you think

And ah, you will only be happy if you have both!

For example, if you have bread (i.e., material), but your mind is empty, like a blank sheet of paper, you don't know anything, and you only know money and money all you can do a day, then what is the point of your life? Don't you feel like there's no point? Isn't it like a machine for a day?

Let's take an analogy, because a person was very poor when he was a child, and then he didn't read much, but he was very smart, and when he grew up, he worked hard, laid a foundation and had a material foundation, but because he read less books since he was a child, he didn't have much culture, and he went out anytime and anywhere like an upstart. And in his days, in addition to making money every day, life was at a lossBecause he didn't pretend to have anything but money in his mind, he ended up getting old, having no hobbies, and living a depressed life

You say, what do you do in this situation? Can we pursue spiritual prosperity when we have material bread, is that the ending different?

Later, let's talk about spiritual abundance, you have spiritual abundance, do you hold those cultural things every day? Don't you live? And those spiritual things of yours don't depend on material things?

For example, you have a wide range of hobbies, you like to travel, and you love to pursue spiritual things, but one day, you can't afford to eat, do you still pursue them? There must be no capital to pursue, you can't give up survival for those ethereal and unrealistic things, you are not an ancient person, and there is a person who gives up everything in order to become an immortal, empty You remember, we are all mortals!

So, my point of view is that we want both, but in the case of satisfying material abundance, let's pursue spiritual abundance

How to say this question, everyone has their own pursuits, and it is based on different personal values, so the choices will be different. If you are looking for great material abundance, then you are definitely pursuing spiritual abundance, and if you are more mindful of spiritual edification, then you will chase spiritual abundance.

In fact, I think that if you pursue material satisfaction, life is relatively simple and very boring. Because you only ask for the material level, maybe to some extent in life, you will be more empty, because the way to achieve this satisfaction is also relatively solid, because if you eat well and use it, you can meet this condition. But spiritual abundance is far from satisfying.

To achieve your spiritual well-being, you can achieve your spiritual needs in a variety of forms, and there is also a small part of material satisfaction, but without further ado, you can achieve your spiritual needs through your own hobbies, or work and career satisfaction, or family harmony.

For myself, I am definitely looking for spiritual abundance. Because the happiness it brings me is far beyond the reach of material abundance, and you don't necessarily have money to buy happiness, right? Maybe I will feel satisfied when I have dinner and chat with my friends, I will also be satisfied if I read a book by the author that I like, and I will be satisfied if my parents give me encouragement in things, or if I have achieved certain achievements in my studies and career, I will also be very happy.

Can these satisfactions and happiness be replaced by the fact that I am rich and financially rich? That's definitely not going to happen.

So I also advise you to go for spiritual abundance, not material abundance, because then you will live a happier life and a more relaxed life.

I think we should pursue spiritual abundance, and maybe different people want different things, but for me, spiritual abundance is far more important than material abundance. And I've always thought that if a person can achieve spiritual abundance, then it will not be long before he can create material abundance, and that will be the best of both worlds.

Many people may feel that when they are getting older, when they are getting more and more mature, everyone will always think of material prosperity first, how to make money, how to make themselves richer, and how to make themselves millionaires. These are actually more realistic ideas. However, it is normal to have this kind of thought, after all, everyone is already an adult, and they have to support themselves.

But I think spiritual enrichment is more important, and it is also an aspect that needs more attention and attention. Many people can even destroy their hearts and their spirits in order to become materially rich, which seems to me stupid and unrealistic. Maybe you'll get a moment of gratification, but in the end you'll regret what you did.

Spiritual abundance is precious, and it is not easy to attain, it represents the truest thoughts of your own heart, and it is also the strength that can sustain you to keep moving forward. If you are spiritually rich, it will be a great wealth for you, and it will belong to you alone, and no one can rob you of your spiritual wealth.

Therefore, it is better for everyone to pursue spiritual enrichment. Blindly pursuing material things will make you lose your dreams and make you gradually move away from your original intentions. The pursuit of spiritual abundance will not only satisfy you spiritually, but also make you live happily.

Sometimes it can also give you unexpected material surprises.