The ego identifies with having, but its satisfaction in having is a relatively shallow and shortlived one… — Eckhart Tolle

The ego identifies with having, but its satisfaction in having is a relatively shallow and shortlived one. Concealed within it remains a deepseated sense of dissatisfaction, of incompleteness, of “not enough.” “I don't have enough yet,” by which the ego really means, “I am not enough yet.”

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