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Aristotle

"One can with but moderate possessions do what one ought."

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"One can with but moderate possessions do what one ought."

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"Over complication only confuses the essence of things."

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"Simplicity saves strength."

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"Urgency fills our life with stress and anxiety. but slowness, simplicity, and love fill our life with beauty and happiness."

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"Try to live with whatever you can afford and avoid putting yourself in an awkward position of thinking how you can afford what you have failed to afford, please free your life on earth."

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"We need much less than we think we need."

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"Adorn yourself with modest dressing."

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"Life has its beauty in its simplicity. Ugliness raises her head with complexity."

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"The rest of the time, I don't do so much thinkin'. 'Cuz if I did, I'd go running back to where things is simple. You see?"

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"If you know the art of finding some things in a quite empty street, then you know the art of happiness!"

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