"On n'apprécie pas quelque chose jusqu'à ce qu'elle soit partie"
— Jason Momoa
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When we have something valuable, like a loved one, a job, or good health, we might take it for granted and not think much about it. However, when we lose that thing, we suddenly realize how important it was to us. For example, consider having clean air to breathe every day. We usually don't think about it, but if the air becomes polluted and hard to breathe, we quickly understand how much we miss having clean air. This idea teaches us to be grateful for what we have now, so we don't feel regret when it's no longer available. By appreciating our good fortune while we have it, we can lead happier and more mindful lives.
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Absence Appreciation Awareness Gratitude Loss Mindfulness Perspective Realization Regret ValueFEATURED QUOTES
