People often think that the ultimate goal of making money is to achieve a more luxurious lifestyle, such as mansions, luxury cars, etc. However, upon further reflection, we find that regardless of wealth, the basic physiological needs of humans are actually not that different. As long as these basic needs are met, we already have a certain degree of freedom.

So, why are we still constantly pursuing more wealth? The answer often lies hidden in our spiritual world. Most people work hard because they are actually pursuing a sense of social recognition. The happiness of the wealthy is indeed hard to imagine, but essentially, this happiness mainly stems from a sense of fulfillment on a spiritual level.

Interestingly, some successful individuals choose to engage in long-term meditation or simulate a simple life. The purpose of this practice is to readjust their perception of life. When they become accustomed to an environment of low desires, returning to a luxurious lifestyle brings fresh stimulation to those pleasures that were once taken for granted, reactivating their sensory experiences.

From this perspective, occasionally experiencing the ups and downs of wealth, and even temporary losses, can be a unique life experience. The process of rebuilding wealth not only brings a sense of achievement but also allows one to re-examine their values and life goals.

Overall, the pursuit of wealth should not be limited to the material level, but should focus more on how it enriches our spiritual world and enhances our quality of life. True abundance is the perfect balance between material and spiritual.