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The chapter discusses the often-misunderstood concepts of happiness and prosperity in today's society. Happiness is defined as a stable state of inner fulfillment independent of material possessions, while prosperity relates to having enough resources and emotional well-being. The text addresses current societal issues like stress, materialism, and neglect of inner development, emphasizing the importance of achieving a balance between happiness and prosperity for a more meaningful and sustainable life.
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Term: Happiness
Definition: A stable and continuous state of inner fulfillment that is independent of material possessions.
Term: Prosperity
Definition: A condition characterized by having enough resources to meet basic needs and a sense of abundance that allows sharing with others.
Term: Materialism Trap
Definition: The misconception that prosperity equates to the accumulation of wealth and luxury, leading to dissatisfaction and imbalance.
Term: Inner Development
Definition: The growth of self-awareness and constructive relationships that foster emotional and social well-being.