The last chapter briefly discusses the kundalini, the benefits of yoga and the nature of calmness, contentedness in one's mind and consciousness.
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This meaning of the term, popularised by Robert McNamara, was used disparagingly and has connotations that refer to the supposed Hindu outlook of fatalism and contentedness.
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The word " Hindu " in the term was used by some early economists to imply that the Hindu outlook of fatalism and contentedness was responsible for the slow growth.
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But that is more focused on active fun than on just one's good fortune or general contentedness at all times . talk ) 18 : 53, 19 February 2013 ( UTC)
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The association increases in size under conditions of greater governmental regulation while the association between participation in organized religion and contentedness is attenuated as governance increases, then becomes negative when government regulation reaches highs.
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The unknown poet derives from the gospel only the thought to be content with one's lot and submit to God's will, " " ( contentedness ) being a key word.
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There have also been reports of the militias engaging in humanitarian relief by handing out food and supplies to the local populace, who expressed gratitude and expressed their contentedness at having been freed from ISIL rule.
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"It's wonderful and I appreciate it, but nothing you can buy, nothing you can do, achieve or win, no boy, no relationship will help you retain contentedness ."
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Steve Hochman, writing in the " Los Angeles Times " in August 1988, drew attention to the album's " soulful phrasing and lyrics, sturdy rhythmic sense, [ and ] overall sense of contentedness ".
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Veenhoven, who is an associate professor of sociology at Erasmus University in Rotterdam, said that when he first started seriously investigating human contentedness more than two decades ago, he was met with hostility from scientists who considered the topic flaky.
