I found one or two wise sayings on the Internet, and I decided to ask you, as more experienced in human existence, what you think about them. The eye is not satisfied with looking, and the ear is not filled with listening. You can turn it in any sense you want. I immediately think of greed and longing for more and more. Please share your views and opinions on this saying. Thanks.
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That is exactly the meaning. Whatever it's nice to see - beautiful women, expensive cars, big houses, delicious food. Your eye will never be saturated and will always want more. It's the same thing with money. It's never "enough", even if you've reached a million. You think that if you have a million it will be enough for you, but if you reach it you will be greedy for more.
No matter how much I watch cakes until I eat ...
In my opinion, these sayings can be interpreted in many ways, depending on the state of mind of the person reading them. For example, with a strong love affair, you cannot be satisfied with just observing the object of your love from afar. Or when you constantly listen to promises that never come true. К.
I think you are immersed in religion, because you read these proverbs on a religious site / only there they are / and now you are looking here to quarrel with someone on religious topics.
Proverbs invented by homosapiens are not worth a damn. It is not worth interpreting the personal views of the individual who invented the saying. Whatever a person invents is always deformed.