The answer given here is a very cogent expression of the limitlessness of desire. This is a habit of mind! Many of us have it. There is a part of our mind - a dominant part when we are unaware - that is driven by dissatisfaction. It literally can only experience “enoughness” for very, very brief periods. How tragically absurd and painful that we do not see through this habit of thinking.
Consider this - Buddhists have an image of a hungry ghost. Imagine a Being with a huge belly and needle thin throat - no matter how much it eats there is never satisfaction. How important it is for each of us to study the mind states that are addicted to dissatisfaction in the guise of “a little bit more”. To ‘study’ in this sense means to know them well as physical, mental, emotional experiences in an atmosphere of curiosity and kindness.

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