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Holistic Eudaimonia

  • Last Updated: 10 Jun 2024
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From Year 0 (BCE/CE): 204
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Holistic Eudaimonia

The psychology of Holistic Eudaimonia surfaces with the various stages of life, acts of kindness, and elements symbolizing legacy and future impact. It blends natural life with the abstract concept of time and space, highlighting the continuity of actions and their lasting effects.

Holistic Eudaimonia

30 Phil, Chapter 14: The newly coined Holistic Eudaimonia is a new look that extends Aristotle’s thoughts on eudaimonia and living a virtuous life to legacy and ripples into the future. This more holistic approach includes the effects of actions on you, others, and the future. In the “good intent-good results” debate, it not only focuses on “good results,” it cultivates them.

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