minimalism
don’t try to grab them all
“When children stick their hand down a narrow goody jar they can’t get their full fist out and start crying. Drop a few treats and you will get it out! Curb your desire—don’t set your heart on so many things and you will get what you need.
swedish death cleaning: things to keep in mind
“Death cleaning is not about dusting or mopping up; it is about a permanent form of organization that makes your everyday life run more smoothly.” ― Margareta Magnusson, The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning
Swedish death cleaning or döstädning is a relatively new decluttering trend that is mainly geared towards
you must discard first
the paradox of wealth and joy: striking a harmonious balance
Diverse viewpoints surround the concept of money. Some perceive it as a boon and a lifeline, while others view it as a curse and a malevolent force.
Money holds a captivating allure. It occupies a significant role in our daily existence, yet it isn't the entirety of existence.
mastering the art of wanting less
material desires vs. spiritual connection
sparking joy: the gentle art of tidying up
15 quotes to help you tame your material desires
Here are some quotes that highlight the spiritual understanding that indulging in desires only perpetuates the cycle of craving and dissatisfaction. They encourage us to seek fulfillment beyond material possessions and transient pleasures, and to discover a deeper sense of peace and contentment within ourselves.
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1. "Happiness is not
