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Eudaimonia
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Eudaimonia is a central concept in ancient Greek ethics, especially in the philosophy of Aristotle, and is commonly translated as “human flourishing,” “well-being,” or “the good life.” Unlike modern ideas of happiness that often emphasize pleasure or momentary satisfaction, eudaimonia refers to a deeper and more enduring state of living well and fulfilling one’s true nature as a human being. It is not a temporary emotion but a lifelong condition achieved through rational and moral activity. In Aristotelian ethics, eudaimonia is considered the highest good and the ultimate goal of human life, sought for its own sake and not as a means to any other end. Aristotle
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