Growing up as a baby, I have always had this thought that life is all about being content with what you have. But to an extent it is the fact, but on the other hand, it doesn't really work that way.
I found out that the more you have, the more you want to have.
Before getting into collage, one will think, if i just get into school i'm fine.
While in school, your mindset is how to graduate and get out of school.
While out of school, you are thinking of how to secure a job.
When you get a job/business, you are thinking of how to save, have a good life and probably get married.
After marriage, you still want to have more money, more connections, more investments and even give birth to children.
When you make investment, your concern is how it will yield good returns.
You give birth to children, you start thinking of how to take care of them, watch them grow, make meaningful investments to give them a quality life in the future.
And so on, and so on and so on.
I have been thinking on this topic, and i decided to bring it here for greater minds to see to the case.
So my question is...
Why is human needs and desires insatiable.?
Will there be any point in anyone's life, when he will not need/desire to have anything.?