eudokía
Eudokía is a concept in ancient Greek philosophy, most notably explored by Aristotle. It is often translated as "flourishing," "well-being," or "living well and doing well." It represents the highest human good, the ultimate aim of human life.
Aristotle viewed eudaimonia not as a fleeting emotion or a state of happiness, but rather as an
Eudaimonia is not something that can be bestowed upon someone or acquired passively. It requires effort, deliberate
Different philosophical schools interpreted eudaimonia in varied ways. Stoics, for example, emphasized inner virtue and indifference