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Envy comes from peoples ignorance of, or lack of belief in, their own gifts
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"Envy comes from people's ignorance of, or lack of belief in, their own gifts"

- Jean Vanier

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This quote by Jean Vanier speaks with the suggestion that envy is rooted in an absence of positive self-image and also self-awareness. When we don't recognize or rely on our own presents, we end up being envious of those that have what we don't. We end up being jealous of the abilities as well as abilities of others, and also this envy can bring about sensations of bitterness and also bitterness. This quote encourages us to take a go back as well as identify our own gifts as well as skills, as well as to be happy for them. It advises us that all of us have something one-of-a-kind to supply, and that we should be proud of our own abilities. By comprehending and valuing our very own presents, we can stay clear of the trap of envy and also instead focus on our very own strengths.

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Jean Vanier This quote is written / told by Jean Vanier somewhere between September 10, 1928 and today. He was a famous Philosopher from Canada. The author also have 3 other quotes.

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