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  • Satisfaction is the sense of being whole and complete -- nothing missing, no deficiency. This is a state which is available to all healthy people, but is somewhat rarely experienced by most. The reasons it's rare are rooted in our delusions about what it means to BE. Instead of simply learning to be present with life as it is at each moment, we're usually engaged in a futile struggle to maintain and promote a false kind of identity -- one which seems to be separate from the whole of life. The mind's preoccupation with this "clinging to self" prevents it from simply relaxing and BE-ing here and now, satisfied, creative, relaxed, and whole. This is curable, fortunately.
  • Main Entry: sat·is·fac·tion Pronunciation: "sa-t&s-'fak-sh&n Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin satisfaction-, satisfactio, from Latin, reparation, amends, from satisfacere to satisfy 1 a : the payment through penance of the temporal punishment incurred by a sin b : reparation for sin that meets the demands of divine justice 2 a : fulfillment of a need or want b : the quality or state of being satisfied : CONTENTMENT c : a source or means of enjoyment : GRATIFICATION 3 a : compensation for a loss or injury : ATONEMENT, RESTITUTION b : the discharge of a legal obligation or claim c : VINDICATION 4 : convinced assurance or certainty <proved to the satisfaction of the court> http://www.merriamwebster.com/dictionary/satisfaction Obviously, the meaning of satisfaction depends upon its context. Generally it means the realization/fulfillment of a want, need, wish, or requirement.
  • A cigar called Hamlet.....or so I've heard!
  • I don't know...but even Mick Jagger couldn't get any of it!

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