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I have observed that whatever we achieve in life seems to give us fulfillment only temporarily. Whether it is getting a good job, buying a car, or moving into a new house, we feel happy and fulfilled for a few days or months. But gradually, that feeling fades away, and the same sense of emptiness returns. Why does this happen? Why does every achievement provide only temporary satisfaction, while the emptiness within remains?
Pooja, look at the pattern you listed yourself: job, car, house. Each one filled the emptiness for a few days or months, then the same emptiness came back asking for the next object. That is not the objects failing you one after another. That is one single machine running the same operation three times, and you calling each run a different story. The question worth sitting with is not why satisfaction fades, but what exactly in you needed filling in the first place, since it keeps surviving every single thing you feed it.
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