Quotes About Contentment

Counting your blessings is a better cure for insomnia than counting sheep - you can fall asleep before you get through half of them.

There is a difference between happiness and wisdom: he that thinks himself the happiest man is really so but he that thinks himself the wisest is generally the greatest fool.

One of the greatest keys to happiness is realizing it has no doors.

Love has no monetary value, but it enhances the value of life.

You know you're successful when your wants and needs are in harmony with your current situation.

Peace is always loving and tranquil.

What I want, it is my ego's demand. What I get, my ego is not satisfied with that.

I am lost in the midst of love and joy.Who will show me the path to happiness?

When you have nothing but love, then you're the richest person of the world.

The greatest wealth is well-being.

Nothing can bring joy in your life except yourself.

Appreciate what you have today, for tomorrow, it could be gone forever.

The greatest of our virtues and the worst of our sins is wanting nothing less than more.

Happiness is heaven in human heart.

Societies and people that come close to being happy are those that do well in narrowing the disparity between their desires and their needs, especially the material things of life.

We, humans, have come up with so many superficialities that are completely unnecessary for our existence and happiness on earth.

My grandma, Mrs Grace Ayorkor Acquah, said, "Money matters is only a matter of fancy.

Where else can we find happiness for a day other than from something that can offer momentary relief, something like the booze?

The question is: do you want suffering or do you want peace? It's that simple.

Happiness is not about what you have but what you can do without.

Happiness is not in things

The best piece of life's magnificence is your slice of internal peace.

Unfortunately, wisdom and happiness are old enemies, and where one can be found, the other seldom lingers. - Wollof

All the labour of man is for his mouth, and yet the appetite is not filled.