As I think about "how much is enough?", what comes to me most deeply - and this is not necessarily my everyday stance! - is that what I have been given is enough. It must be, since I have been brought to this moment and its circumstances by a power infinitely greater than myself. To have faith in the compassionate wisdom of God is to acknowledge that what I have been given in this moment is enough.

But - as I think about this further, I don't mean to say that the faith that I've been given enough should lead to apathy or inaction. Maybe what I've been given is a burning desire for greater justice. This would lead to action, and , hopefully, building a more just society.

I absolutely love this show/course and as everything, it has come to me at the "right" time. Amazing how all the scriptures and sages say the same thing, but with different words. Truth is one and paths are many. Thank you from my heart, and I am looking forward to the last 4 episodes.

Once more much Gratitude.

I enjoyed this lecture and the comments given as a response to the question at the end. How much is enough? I believe that what I was given to live in this world is enough to deal with my challenges ( such as becoming a more enlightened person, for the lack of a better expression, or to “ heal” myself ) but my challenges also include my wanting a loving ,happier more cooperative and appreciative humanity.

Many years ago I was a regular practitioner of yoga āsana and my teacher said to me more than once "you have plenty to work with, that is enough for now".  I understood that message only recently, something like 20 years later; in the meanwhile I have played the "not enough" game time and again; particularly with knowledge.  And then I remember her words; and the beginnings of contentment arise, sometimes ..