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Choosing to want less so the world has less power over you.
means The act of formally giving up a right, claim, title, or habit — stepping back from something you could otherwise hold onto.
from From Latin renuntiare, 'to bring back word' or 'protest against' — a compound of re- ('back') and nuntiare ('to announce,' from nuntius, 'messenger'). The word started as a kind of formal un-announcing, a public taking-back of a claim, before it settled into English as the act of renouncing — giving something up, often publicly, often for good.
- not suppression
- you still feel the pull, you just stop obeying it
- monks loophole
- owning nothing is the ultimate hedge against loss
- citizenship term
- legally giving up a nationality, paperwork included
- paradox
- grasping at renunciation is just another attachment