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    The document defines four terms from different languages - Fargin from Yiddish meaning to appreciate others' successes, Amor Fati from Latin referring to accepting one's fate, Yugen from Japanese related to a deep awareness of the universe, and Maitri from Sanskrit regarding unconditional self-acceptance. It provides definitions for each term and recommends additional resources on Amor Fati and Maitri that offer further explanation.

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    Fargin Amor Fati: Yiddish

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    Fargin

    Yiddish
    Definition:  To wholeheartedly appreciate the successes of others.

    Amor Fati
    Latin
    Definition: Loosely translated as “love of fate” or “love of one’s fate”. It is used to describe an attitude in
    which one sees everything that happens in one’s life, including suffering and loss, as good or, at the very
    least, necessary, in that they are among the facts of one’s life and existence, so they are always necessarily
    there whether one likes them or not.
    Read Warrior’s article including a further explanation of Amor Fati:  6 Powerful Insights To Have When Your
    World Is Falling Apart

    Yugen
    Japanese
    Definition:  Pertaining to a profound awareness of the universe which evokes feelings that are inexplicably
    deep and too mysterious for words

    Maitri
    Sanskrit
    Definition:  Unconditional friendship / acceptance with oneself.
    Read Warrior’s in-depth article on Maitri:  Maitri: The Art of Unconditional Friendship Towards Oneself

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