Предмет: Другие предметы, автор: pomogi65

сходства между быть "духовно богатым" и быть "добрым" помогите никто не овтечает...

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Автор ответа: milanababanina515

Ответ:

Кэрол Файло наблюдала, как ее бедные родители внезапно разбогатели: дела их скромной печатной компании неожиданно пошли в гору. Но с первыми серьезными доходами в них проснулась жажда денег.

"Моя мать впала в зависимость от денег. Ей постоянно их не хватало, - говорит Кэрол, добавляя, что со временем отношения в семье разрушились. - Посмотрев на все это, могу сказать: хорошо, когда денег достаточно для нормальной жизни. А богатство того не стоит".

Мурат Моррисон с ней согласен. Он сделал состояние, продав свою компанию грузовых перевозок в конце 1990-х годов. И извлек из этого урок, который, по его словам, запомнит на всю жизнь: "За деньги можно купить комфорт. Но комфорт – это не счастье и не удовлетворение.

Объяснение:

как то так

pomogi65: Я спрашивала про ДУХОВНО БОГАТЫМ и ДОБРЫМ а не просто богатым

milanababanina515: Быть добрым – значит быть готовым в любой момент прийти на помощь нуждающимся. Хотелось бы, чтобы каждый человек нёс в себе только добро, но за этим стоит нелёгкая работа всего человечества

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