The importance of contentment in life.

Satisfaction frees a person to live. Therefore, one who is satisfied is also free. The saints are of the opinion that the remaining of desires and the loss of breaths is the end of attachment and desires and remaining of breaths is liberation. How satisfied you are in your life or how much satisfaction you have lived in your life, this is also the criterion of your salvation. The satisfaction of someone also determines the criteria of one’s salvation in life.

Happiness enters the life of a person of satisfaction. While one’s innumerable desires cause his anxiety and grief, satisfaction also causes a person’s happiness. Contentment provides not only external happiness but also internal stability.

A satisfied life is also called a successful life. The lives of great men are not considered successful or honorable because they have achieved a lot, but because they are considered successful and honorable, that they have learned to balance and be satisfied with what they have achieved.

Satisfaction does not mean becoming passive, but a result without expectation. Satisfaction does not make a person’s life passive but only makes him patient. Our priority should always be to remain motionless without giving full expectation, giving our best and without any expectation of results. Because the lower our expectations of the outcome, the higher our graph of satisfaction.
 
At the very peak of satisfaction, it is also to be free while living. Whoever has come to be satisfied, understand that he has also come to be free.