Pathros

"True Wealth is of the heart, not of the purse."

         When you think of wealth you think of money and people who have good amounts of money,but if you dig in deeper are they happy. Money isn't the key to happiness to yourself or others. Also Money can not buy happiness. What this quote tells me is what you do to others and yourself that is positive gives you more meaning in yourself than having all this amount of money. True wealth of the heart is choosing the right. Choosing the right can be related to so much that it just brings good. To break down this quote, this quote explains to me that being wealthy it doesn't matter its just the caring, kindness,love, etc you have for others instead of owning luxuries. Luxuries really don't do much too you, they are just a waste of money, yeah they make you happy but not all the time and not the same as other. Money can't buy happiness, and that is what comes from the heart not you purse. The true wealth of your heart brings greatness and loving care towards other, yourself, and your environment.

         Money cannot buy happiness, kindness, caring,etc. True wealth of the heart can be show in many ways. For example, having a family. There are two different type of families; one of them owns all the latest luxuries and have the big house and everything, then the others has a very small home with a family with nothing and is poor. This example shows the different economic these two families are, but besides the difference of the economics their also relate difference is the communication around the house. The wealthy family is wealthy by purse, the poor family is wealthy by heart. In the home of the wealth they spoil their children and the parents argue all the time, they believe getting what their kids want will make that happy, but they feel lonely inside. In the home of the poor they are rich with love and are happy, they might not have the most money in the world, but that try to make the best out of it. In conclusion, Would you rather be rich for life and unhappy with friends and family, or be happy knowing you have others more that matter than money. Would you choose money over happiness?