Equanimity - שמח בחלקו - is a value. It does not imply depravation but finding sufficient joy in what we have so as not to crave what we don’t have.  <a href='https://lapininternational-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/p/david/EUIO-TN54L9GgMAsAzY8PjsBge21rjDPMGMvyBggEeepIA?e=V9m2Jl'>Sources</a>

Equanimity - שמח בחלקו - is a value. It does not imply depravation but finding sufficient joy in what we have so as not to crave what we don’t have. Sources

Equanimity - שמח בחלקו - is a value. It does not imply depravation but finding sufficient joy in what we have so as not to crave what we don’t have.&nbsp; <a href="https://lapininternational-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/p/david/EUIO-TN54L9GgMAsAzY8PjsBge21rjDPMGMvyBggEeepIA?e=V9m2Jl" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sources</a>

Sotah 48b The Value of Equanimity - פסקו אנשי אמנה

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